Samuel Ngure: Missing JKUAT Graduate Found Dead at City Mortuary, Family Confirms

Samuel Ngure who went missing on June 23 has been found dead at City Mortuary. Photo: Peterson Njau.

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The Ngure family of Matasia Ngong, Kenya, is grappling with profound grief after the devastating discovery of their beloved son, Samuel Ngure Njau.

Samuel, a 26-year-old graduate from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), had been missing since June 23. His disappearance came shortly after attending a church service and heading towards Nairobi CBD.

The community, along with the Kenya Red Cross Society, mobilized in a frantic search for Samuel.

Weeks of uncertainty and anguish followed until the worst fears were confirmed with the discovery of his lifeless body at City Mortuary.

Samuel's mother, overwhelmed with sorrow, recounted the harrowing moment when his brother identified him at the mortuary.

"I am shaken, heartbroken, and confused. My son has been found dead at the City Mortuary by the Kenya Red Cross Society team that was helping us in the search," she lamented.

Samuel was the only son in his family, a young man with a promising future ahead. He had recently graduated with a degree in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, eager to embark on a career that included an upcoming interview at KBC Radio.

His sudden and tragic death has left his family shattered, struggling to comprehend the cruel twist of fate that robbed them of their son's bright future.

According to reports from the Kenya Red Cross Society, Samuel had suffered fatal head injuries, likely caused by a vehicular accident.