Home Court News The family of missing Hussein Abdirahman Mohamed moves to court seeking to have him Back to their lives.

The family of missing Hussein Abdirahman Mohamed moves to court seeking to have him Back to their lives.

by Robert Guyana

The family of missing Hussein Abdirahman Mohamed has moved to court under certificate of urgency seeking to have him produced by Police either dead or alive.

The aggrieved family held a press brief at Milimani Law Court saying that Hussein is a public servant of good standing and an officer serving as an assistant County Commissioner Wajir County, but was equally serving as the manager.wajir Huduma Center by the time of his sudden disappearance on Tuesday July, 2025 around 10am.

Through their lawyer Danstan Omari, they say that unless the court certify the matter as urgent and orders production of the applicant before court ,his rights including the freedom of movement and to associate freely with others will continues to be illegally, unjustifiable and arbitrarily violated.

“No party will suffer any prejudice, if this application is allowed, “added Omari.

Omari says a report was made to the police on July 10, 2025, in a bid to unravel the whereabouts of the said Applicant, however the same are yet to bear fruits as whereabouts of the Applicant are still not known.

The vocal lawyer says that Hussein was last seen flanking the Cabinet Secretary ministry of Public Service during his visit to the County of Wajir, shortly before he went missing on July 8, 2025.

He added that Hussein sudden disappearance on Tuesday July 8, 2025 without trace and without any notification to any of his close confidantes or family members, raise eyebrows and questions only the Attorney General and Inspector General of Police can answer.

They want the court to direct the Inspector General of Police to immediately and unconditionally present Hussein before court on or before July 14, 2025, to be subjected to the rule of law.

Omari wants the court to certify this matter as extremely urgent.

The matter is in the high court of Kenya at Nairobi Milimani criminal division.

 

 

 

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