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Lawyer Abshir Abdi disappearance takes new twist as 2 friends are reported missing

A fresh twist has emerged in the disappearance of lawyer Abshir Ahmed Sadak Abdi after two people who were with him were also reported missing in connection with the same incident. One of the missing men has been identified as Ayub Muhammad Malim, a Mombasa resident who was in Nairobi visiting his family when he […]

A new development has surfaced in the mystery of lawyer Abshir Ahmed Sadak Abdi's disappearance, as two individuals who were reportedly with him have also vanished. Ayub Muhammad Malim, a resident from Mombasa who was visiting Nairobi to see his family, is one of the missing men. The identity of the second person remains undisclosed, but his family reported his disappearance to the Kilimani Police Station on Thursday, November 5, 2026.

The family has been searching for Ayub since November 1, and they visited the police station to request help from security agencies in locating him. Ayub is described as a vital family member, with his disappearance leaving them deeply concerned. The family did not provide further details about his last known whereabouts or the circumstances of his disappearance.

Activist Hussein Khalid of Vocal Africa expressed worry that Ayub might have been abducted along with Abshir during the incident. The details surrounding the disappearance of these two men are still unclear, and their families are seeking assistance to find out what happened to them. Abshir's disappearance has already led to legal action, with the High Court demanding security officials to bring the missing lawyer before the court.

Faith Odhiambo, former LSK president, has urged police and the DCI to quickly locate Abshir and ensure his safe return.

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