Body of Missing 24 Old Man Discovered in Thika Mortuary

The body of a middle-aged man who vanished under mysterious circumstances in November of last year has been found in a Thika mortuary.

Ibrahim Hilal Mwiti was last seen around Nairobi CBD before he disappeared.

His devastated family has been searching for him, only to discover his body at a Thika mortuary.

The cause of his death remains unknown.

As per Islamic customs, he will be interred at Lang’ata Cemetery.

This tragic event coincides with a growing trend of abductions in the country.

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