Panic as a man who left office after complaining of headache goes missing for one week
By Olusabeti | self meida writer
Published 12 days ago - 9505 views
A man has been reported missing since Thursday last week.
According to a post on Facebook by Ken Osano, Kelvin Krispinus Ombasa left office on Thursday after complaining of a headache. Since then, no one has heard from him nor see him. His phone has been off and none of his known friends and relatives know of his whereabouts.
According to an alert shared by Ken, Kelvin has a unique sign of tribal taboo on his right arm. He was last seen on 4th February 2021 in Westlands around Sarit centre. He was wearing a navy blue pair of trousers and a long sleeved white and green checked shirt.
Anyone who has any information concerning whereabouts of Kelvin can contact the shared contacts or report to nearest police station.
Copy of an alert concerning missing KelvinPhoto of Kelvin with a tribal taboo on his right hand
Kenyans have hoped that Kelvin is safe and may God protect him wherever he is.
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