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Missing bodaboda rider found dead after wild animal mauls body in Garissa

A 26-year-old bodaboda rider who went missing for three days was identified as the man whose badly mauled body was discovered near Modika area in Garissa County. The deceased, identified as Jackson Muteti Wambua, was positively identified by relatives and fellow bodaboda operators at the Garissa Referral Hospital mortuary on October 31, 2026. According to [...] The post Missing bodaboda rider…

A bodaboda rider, identified as 26-year-old Jackson Muteti Wambua, was found dead after a wild animal mangled his body near Modika in Garissa County. The deceased was positively identified by relatives and bodaboda operators at the Garissa Referral Hospital mortuary on October 31, 2026. Wambua, who lived in Madogo Township, had gone missing for three days before the search efforts intensified.

His colleagues alerted the Garissa Referral Hospital mortuary, where his body was discovered. The body was severely damaged by a wild animal, requiring further examination to confirm his identity and the cause of death. Wambua's motorcycle, which he obtained through Mogo Credit, was also missing, prompting detectives to seek the assistance of the financing company in tracking it down.

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding Wambua's disappearance, death, and the fate of his motorcycle. The case continues to be under active investigation, with postmortem examinations and DNA sampling pending to solidify the identification process.

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