The family of chief inspector of police Nicholas Aguk Oball suspect cover-up in the investigation into his death that occurred on 7th February 2025.
At the time of his death Nicholas Aguk was the base commander at Embakasi Police Station and was at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) to facilitate the convoy of the President.
According to his family, he was knocked down by a motorist when he was checking in the Presidential convoy into the VIP section of the airport.
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“Where the base commander is stationed to usher the president as the last man into the airport, there is a police rider in between. So this defiant vehicle defied the order of the first police officer.
As the rider in between, Mzee, by instinct, I’m imagining he felt that this guy was going to create some chaos in the motorcade. So then he went into the road to stop this vehicle, which allegedly ran over him and went. In our understanding, that is a guarded area with CCTV cameras.
We are worried as a family that in a presidential motorcade, where we have an officer who has served for close to 30 years, such an accident would take place without noticing the vehicle that was involved and, secondly, without anybody bothering to at least check on what had happened so that keen and immediate attention could be given to the victim.
That he was ridden into the hospital without his trousers. He was in full combat, but only the top; he was in his inner pants. The trousers were allegedly taken off—I don’t know for what reason. When we went to the police station to clear his possessions, we were told that they had washed the trousers, taken them to a laundry, and we were given all his uniforms already cleaned,” they said
