Nairobi Modern Plumbers

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

FOUR BODIES EXHUMED IN A SUSPECTED MASS GRAVE IN MWINGI:
Police and Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) officers have recovered the bodies of four adult men from shallow graves in a thicket near Mwingi Town, Kitui County. The grim discovery was made after residents alerted authorities about a dismembered body found near the Mwingi-Garissa Highway, prompting a wider search of the area.

Investigators subsequently exhumed four naked bodies, all believed to be adult males, from suspected mass graves. The remains were found in varying stages of decomposition, raising concerns over a possible pattern of killings and body dumping in the area.

The bodies have been transferred to Mwingi Level IV Hospital Mortuary, where post-mortem examinations and forensic identification processes will be conducted. The discovery has heightened tension among local residents, especially following previous reports of mutilated bodies being found in the region.

Police have launched investigations to establish the identities of the victims, determine the circumstances surrounding their deaths, and ascertain whether the cases are linked. Authorities have urged families with missing relatives to report to the police as investigations continue.

10/06/2026

THE 16 BODIES OF THE UTUMISHI ACADEMY VICTIMS TO BE RELEASED:
The bodies of the students who lost their lives in the Utumishi Girls dormitory fire will be released to their families on Friday following a requiem mass, according to Gilgil Deputy Commissioner Stanley Mutai.

As the families prepare to receive their loved ones for burial, the nation continues to mourn alongside them. No parent should ever have to endure the pain of laying a child to rest, and this heartbreaking tragedy serves as a solemn reminder of the importance of safety, responsibility, and vigilance in our schools.

May the souls of the departed students rest in peace, and may their families find strength, comfort, and support during this profoundly difficult time. 🕊️

08/06/2026

BREAKING NEWS: HIGH COURT UPHOLDS GACHAGUA'S IMPEACHMENT. JUDGES ORDER THE SENATE TO AWARD GACHAGUA 50 MILLION.

07/06/2026

DNA CONFIRMS THE IDENTIFY OF THE 16 UTUMISHI ACADEMY VICTIMS WHO PERISHED IN THE TRAGIC FIRE:
DNA test results have now confirmed the identities of all 16 students who tragically lost their lives in the Utumishi Girls Senior School dormitory fire. While this brings certainty to grieving families, it is impossible to imagine the depth of pain and heartbreak endured by the parents who have lost their children. My thoughts and prayers remain with them during this devastating time, and may they find strength and comfort as they navigate this unimaginable loss.

06/06/2026

A student was reportedly thrown out of a moving bus along Thika Road over a fare dispute of just KSh 20. As I reflect on this tragic incident, one question keeps troubling me: were there no other passengers on that bus who could have come to his aid or spoken up on his behalf? Equally disturbing is the level of inhumanity displayed by those entrusted with transporting passengers safely.
Reports indicate that the driver and conductor are in hiding, but this raises an even bigger question about accountability. Should responsibility rest solely with the individuals involved, or should it extend to the matatu owner and the SACCO under which the vehicle operates?
Every public service vehicle in Kenya operates under a SACCO or transport company that benefits from the vehicle's operations and is expected to enforce safety standards, discipline crews, and protect passengers. If a crew can allegedly endanger a passenger's life over KSh 20, then serious questions must be asked about the culture, oversight, and accountability within the SACCO itself.
While the driver and conductor should be held personally accountable if found culpable, the investigation should not stop there. Authorities should also examine the role of the vehicle owner and the SACCO to determine whether there were failures in supervision, training, or enforcement of passenger safety regulations.
Public transport is built on trust. When passengers board a bus, they entrust their lives to the crew and the system behind them. No fare dispute, however small, should ever result in a passenger being exposed to danger. Justice must not only identify those directly responsible but also address any systemic failures that may have contributed to such a tragic incident.

06/06/2026

EBOLA QUARANTINE CRISIS:
GOVERNMENT VS PEOPLE;

Why establish it in a country that has no Ebola cases?

The governments involved have argued that the facility is a preparedness measure, not a response to cases already inside Kenya. The stated purpose is to quarantine or monitor people potentially exposed to Ebola during the outbreak in the neighboring region, particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. Kenya itself has reported no confirmed Ebola cases in the current outbreak.

From a public-health perspective, preparedness facilities are often established before a disease arrives. However, many Kenyans have questioned why potentially exposed individuals should be brought into Kenya at all, especially when the country has not recorded any Ebola cases. That concern has fueled protests and public opposition. �

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