Man Behind Viral June 25 Protest ‘Timetable’ Mysteriously Missing

Man Behind Viral June 25 Protest ‘Timetable’ Mysteriously Missing

Kenyans are raising alarm after Ndiangui Kinyagia, the activist who crafted the viral June 25 protest “timetable,” reportedly vanished under suspicious circumstances.

The outspoken blogger had posted the now-viral protest schedule on X (formerly Twitter), outlining a dramatic march to State House and the symbolic declaration of a “new republic.”

Protest Itinerary Goes Viral

In the post, Kinyagia stated that the protests would begin at 8:00am with an opening prayer, followed by praise and worship, and a moment of silence to honour Gen Z victims of the 2024 anti-Finance Bill protests.

His plan then escalated.

At noon, protestors were to gather at major roundabouts, march to State House at 1:00pm, lower the UDA Presidential Standard, and raise the Kenyan flag.

He concluded with a bold vision:

“A new republic, by the people, for the people.”

This online post is now believed to have led to his chilling disappearance.

Sudden Disappearance Sparks Outrage

On Saturday, June 21, around 1:00pm, Kinyagia contacted his mother. That was his last known communication.

Shortly after, multiple witnesses say 6 to 10 Subaru vehicles stormed his residence. They allegedly broke into the house, seized electronics and personal documents, and left without explanation.

A report was filed at Kinoo Police Station, and the incident was confirmed by the Law Society of Kenya (LSK).

“This incident bears the hallmarks of an enforced disappearance and a possible unlawful arrest,” LSK said in a statement.
“We demand immediate and transparent action from the authorities.”

LSK Heads to Court

LSK President Faith Odhiambo, in a phone interview on Tuesday, June 24, confirmed that the activist’s family has not traced him.

“We’re moving to court to compel the police to issue a public update,” she stated firmly.
“This is a grave violation of rights.”

State Responds With Warnings

Meanwhile, the government is pushing back.

Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen warned protestors against targeting protected areas like State House, urging restraint.

At the same time, President William Ruto backed the police, stating:

“We support our officers but expect them to act within the law.”

However, tension remains.

With the protests looming, citizens now fear violence, transport disruptions, and possible government crackdowns.

But one question lingers loudly:
Where is Ndiangui Kinyagia?

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Man Behind Viral June 25 Protest ‘Timetable’ Mysteriously Missing