Sunday, June 8, 2025 - A phone conversation between Albert Ojwang and a close friend has surfaced, shedding light on his final moments before his mysterious death in a police cell at Central Police Station.
In the audio recording, which has since gone viral, Albert
can be heard speaking with uncertainty and fear shortly after his arrest.
He informs his friend that he had been detained and was
being taken to Central Police Station but is unsure of the specific reason for
his arrest.
His voice is calm but laced with concern.
He goes on to express fear for his safety, admitting it was
his first time behind bars.
"Is that cell safe? Honestly, I’ve never been
arrested before. I don’t know what to expect," he says, his voice
low and anxious.
His friend assured him the cell was safe and promised to
visit him the next day.
That visit would never happen.
Just hours after the phone call, Albert Ojwang was
reported dead inside the cell.
Police claimed he died by suicide, allegedly from self-inflicted
injuries - an explanation that has been vehemently rejected by his
family, friends, and civil rights groups.
They insist Albert had no history of mental illness,
and the nature of his death raises serious questions about what really happened
behind police walls.
Listen to the audio below.
The Kenyan DAILY POSTAlbert Ojwang’s (Alberto Januzaj) conversation while he was under police custody. #JusticeForAlbertOjwang pic.twitter.com/5mCLkua7PF
— BRAVIN YURI (@BravinYuri) June 8, 2025
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