
Too Sad: Foreign national killed by speeding presidential convoy on Ngong Road
- Published By The Statesman For The Statesman Digital
- 6 hours ago
A foreign national was killed this afternoon after being hit by a speeding presidential convoy along Ngong Road.
The incident occurred near the Adams Arcade area as the convoy was traveling from Lang’ata and heading to Kibra constituency.
The victim, described as a middle-aged white man, was reportedly struck while attempting to cross the busy road, seemingly unaware of the oncoming vehicles.
A senior officer familiar with the incident described it as an unfortunate accident.
The body of the deceased has been moved to the City Mortuary, awaiting an autopsy.
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President William Ruto is currently in Kibra on a meet-the-people tour to promote his unity pact with former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
Ruto, who has commissioned several development projects in the Kibra and Langata constituencies, is scheduled to address the public at Kibra DC Ground.
He is accompanied by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja and several opposition lawmakers from Nairobi County.
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