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Njagi described his ordeal as part of a wider pattern of arbitrary arrests and mistreatment allegedly carried out by a military unit under General Muhozi Kainerugaba, the son of Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni.
In a statement reacting to a video of Museveni’s remarks, Bobi Wine accused the Ugandan president of admitting to the illegal abduction and prolonged detention of the two Kenyans — Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo — who were reportedly held incommunicado for 39 days.
The Ugandan leader alleged that the two Kenyans were working closely with members of the Opposition to coordinate street protests and acts of civil disobedience.
Despite the growing public concern, Mwaura avoided providing any details, emphasizing the sensitive nature of the case.
EALS President Ramadhan Abubakar said the organization was profoundly concerned and unreservedly condemns the continued disappearance of Nicholas Oyoo and Bob Njagi, who were allegedly abducted in Kaliro District, Uganda, on October 1, 2025.