Bob Njagi

Bob Njagi

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Bob Njagi is a Kenyan activist known for his involvement with the Free Kenya Movement and his support for opposition leader Bobi Wine. He has previously faced abduction by authorities, having been taken in 2022 over alleged ties to anti-government protests. Njagi was recently in the news following his reported abduction by armed men in Uganda while campaigning with Bobi Wine, raising concerns about his safety and the broader climate of political repression in the region.

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Kenya Kenya: Among those arrested was activist Bob Njagi, the chairperson of the Free Kenya Movement, who was reportedly presented before a court in Kajiado on Thursday. 5

The Standard: LSK, lobby groups condemn Gen Z second anniversary arrests

Kenya Kenya: Bob Njagi was arrested by police for allegedly mobilising people to join the demonstrations. 5

The Standard: Police lockdown leaves towns deserted on Gen Z protest anniversary

Kenya Kenya: Bob Njagi, chairman of the Free Kenya Movement, was arrested over allegations of planning and inciting demonstrations linked to the commemorations. 5

The Standard: Rights activists face crackdown ahead of anniversary events

Kenya Kenya: Bob Njagi is an activist who criticized private sector players for their role in tracking dissidents. 5

The Standard: Report: Kenya's safe-haven status at risk amid rising repression

Kenya Kenya: Bob Njagi endured 38 days of confinement and torture in a Ugandan military camp. 5

The Standard: How Oyoo and Njagi survived on ugali and beans for 38 days in Uganda military camp

Kenya Kenya: Bob Njagi was also subjected to a 38-day ordeal in a Ugandan military camp alongside Nicholas Oyoo. 5

The Standard: Nicholas Oyoo and Bob Njagi's 38-day ordeal in Uganda military camp