@KenyaPower_Care good evening. I would like to report a power outage on Kandara road near the Kileleshwa Police Station. Looks like a number of estates have been affected.
@KenyaPower_Care Hi team, happy Sunday. Lights off while estate in kileleshwa, Kandara Rd near the Kileleshwa police station. We are not in the maintenance list, any idea when it will be restored? Thanks
“If you are silent about your pain, they’ll kill you and say you enjoyed it.”- Zora Neale Hurston
Today l turn 42 years old. Almost two months ago, Agather and l were abducted and tortured in the most inhumane and gruesome way. Our respective governments played a role in our torture. I come from a country where the president fought to get a convicted murderer, and also a drug trafficker held abroad, pardoned. For us, it took the efforts of our family, friends, and strangers on social media to fight for our release. The Tanzanian police did terrible things to us, and it will take time to heal, but none of the things they did broke our spirits.
Two months later, we're still struggling to walk properly due to the injuries inflicted during our torture, and some of the wounds will take time to heal. Mentally, it’s hard. The psychological and physical torture we went through left a hole in me. I wake up with severe pain in my chest - it's not physical, it’s emotional, like someone has pierced my heart. My heart hurts. A lot. When I’m seated and l quiet myself, my body becomes engulfed with an overwhelming sadness. I sometimes find myself crying alone. When l move, I’m in pain. I can take medication for the physical pain, but the mental anguish is too much, and there is no medicine for that.
Our torturers intended to break us, steal our sanity - and a part of me cracked a bit - but we survived and I know for sure that l will heal, and will never stop the good fight. My wounds will heal, and l will wear the scars left behind proudly.
I shall not let our torturers win by giving up the good fight. l will continue the struggle of fighting for a better Kenya, a better Africa, and a better world. Agather and l are alive and able to continue fighting because you fought for us. Thank you.
To celebrate my birthday, I shall take a break from social media for some time to focus on healing. I'm alive for a reason, and l will not let what happened to us define or scar me forever.
Don’t stop injecting, continue organising, and mobilising to ensure Kasongo is a one-term president. He cannot kill us, and lead us. #RutoMustGo
On 21st June 2025 in Kinoo, Kiambu County, 10 unmarked Subarus parked at Ndiangui Kinyagia Apartments. The Subarus were unmarked and their plates were distorted.
From the cars, armed plainclothed police officers alighted wearing balaclavas and carrying guns. They ransacked Ndiangui Kinyangia’s house and took a number of items.
Ndiangui managed to photograph the inventory of items they took from his apartment and shared it with his family before being taken away into a Subaru.
His mobile phones have been switched off since then. He is being held incommunicado in an illegal detention centre by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations officers. His crime was posting on his X account @daguindd about the frustrations on the state of the nation. The court has asked @DCI_Kenya to produce him tomorrow morning. #FreeNdiaguiKinyagia
Free Ndiangui Kinyagia. He was last seen on June 21 after a reported raid by DCI officers at his home in Kinoo. We call for his immediate release. If he is accused of any crime, let him be presented before a court of law—not held incommunicado. #FreeNdianguiKinyagia