More Worrying Details on the Abducted Ethiopian Tycoon

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Wednesday, November 24, 2021 –More disturbing details have emerged over the Friday abduction incident that saw a man of Ethiopian origin abducted on the road in complete broad day light.

Samson Tekklemichael was picked by a group of four men in Kilimani Estate road and since then no one can tell his whereabouts.

The incident happened when his Bentley car was blocked on the way by a white station wagon in an incident that took place in the middle of the road. The four men then walked to where he was sited and bundled him out into another waiting car.

Details have now emerged that the Subaru vehicle in the video which he was bundled into was registered as KCD 445K but upon further investigations from the National Transport and Safety Authority NTSA, the plate belongs to a different car.

Details from NTSA links the car’s plate number to a white lorry/truck which was manufactured in 2014.

The said lorry from the records has had only two owners and who are – a commercial bank and an individual. It was registered in Kenya on June 2015.

Taking her emotional plea on social media, wife to the abducted man Milen Mezgembo revealed how her heartbroken husband made a distress call to her before his phone completely went off.

“He called and told me he had been abducted by people he didn’t know. After that, he disconnected. We have reported the matter to the police and Embassy but no help so far,” she said.

She would later receive another call from a friend who informed her to go and pick their car which had been left in the middle of the road.

Talking in a video recording, Ms Magzebo noted that her husband has never been involved in shoddy businesses and that all they do is earn a living in a legit way in Nairobi.

She would then report the matter to Kilimani Police Station as well as the Ethiopian Embassy for help which she is yet to find.

Kilimani Police boss Mr. Andrew Muturi, however, promised to help in unraveling where her husband could have been taken to and for what motive.