Friday, March 7, 2025 - The family of Chief Inspector Nicholas Aguk Oballa, who succumbed to injuries following a road traffic accident while on duty, is demanding a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death, citing concerns over a possible cover-up.
Oballa, who served as the Base Commander at Embakasi Police
Station, was involved in the accident on Friday, 7th February, at 5
pm while on presidential coverage duties.
According to the family, he had received a call from Traffic
1 officer, Joseph Chirchir, instructing him to take position as the
presidential convoy approached.
He sustained critical injuries and was admitted to Kenyatta
National Hospital, where he died three days later.
However, four weeks after the incident, no official report
has been provided to the family, and no suspect has been apprehended.
The family claims that despite CCTV cameras being in place
along the road where the accident occurred, the police have not disclosed the
identity of the vehicle involved.
Efforts to obtain information from both Embakasi Police
Station and Nairobi Traffic Headquarters have reportedly yielded conflicting
details, deepening their concerns.
Frustrated by the lack of transparency, the family is now calling for an independent and thorough investigation into the matter, urging authorities to provide clarity and ensure justice is served.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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