Juja Member of Parliament, George Koimburi, was found dumped in a coffee plantation in Kiambu County after an alleged abduction. The shocking incident unfolded after unknown individuals reportedly seized him outside a church in Mugutha, Kiambu, on Sunday. His wife, Ann Koimburi, sustained injuries while trying to intervene.
Eyewitnesses described the abduction as swift and forceful. A silver Subaru Forester, bearing civilian registration plates, sped away with the MP inside. The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) denied involvement but confirmed Koimburi was under investigation for alleged land fraud and misuse of Constituency Development Funds (CDF).
On Monday morning, residents discovered Koimburi in the Jacaranda coffee plantation at Kibichoi area. He appeared weak and barely able to speak. Disturbing video footage showed him in visible distress, raising concerns about his well-being. His family rushed him to Karen Hospital for urgent medical attention.
Kiambu Senator Karungo wa Thang’wa condemned the incident, claiming security officers orchestrated the abduction. He alleged that the plan had been in motion for days. The senator also revealed that Koimburi’s wife had previously expressed frustration over authorities confiscating her husband’s phone and vehicle without explanation.
The incident has sparked outrage among Juja residents and political leaders. Many demand answers regarding the MP’s abduction and subsequent abandonment in the coffee plantation. Some speculate political motives behind the attack, while others call for thorough investigations.
Authorities have yet to issue a detailed statement on the matter. Meanwhile, Koimburi’s supporters continue to rally for justice. His condition remains critical, and his family anxiously awaits updates on his recovery.
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