Joshua Okayo, a prominent student leader at the Kenya School of Law (KSL), who was abducted last Wednesday, has been found alive near Maragua River in Murang’a County. The discovery was made by local residents early Saturday morning, bringing a sigh of relief to his family, friends, and the student community.
Okayo, known for his vocal advocacy on student rights and welfare, went missing under mysterious circumstances. His abduction sparked widespread concern and a vigorous search effort involving law enforcement, fellow students, and community members. The circumstances of his disappearance remain unclear, but sources indicate he may have been targeted due to his outspoken nature.
Upon being found, Okayo appeared disoriented and exhausted but was otherwise unharmed. He was immediately taken to a nearby hospital for medical evaluation and is expected to make a full recovery. Authorities have launched an investigation to identify and apprehend those responsible for his abduction.
The news of Okayo’s safe return has been met with an outpouring of support and relief. “We are immensely grateful to everyone who helped in the search efforts and to those who kept Joshua in their thoughts and prayers,” said a statement from the KSL Student Association. “We urge the authorities to conduct a thorough investigation and ensure justice is served.”
The incident has highlighted concerns about the safety and security of student leaders and activists in the country. Many are calling for better protective measures to safeguard individuals who play a crucial role in advocating for the rights and welfare of their peers.
As the investigation continues, the student community remains united in their support for Okayo and their determination to ensure such incidents do not recur.
By Newsmedia