Kenyan Activists Freed: Njagi & Oyoo Released After 38-Day Detention in Uganda

After 38 agonizing days of enforced disappearance, Kenyan activists Bob Njagi and Nicolas Oyoo are finally free. But what really happened during their month-long ordeal in detention? And what does their release reveal about the state of human rights and diplomatic relations in East Africa?

This is the full, gripping story of the two human rights defenders who were abducted in Uganda on October 1st. Njagi and Oyoo, known for their work with the Free Kenya Movement, were seized by armed men while in Uganda to support opposition leader Bobi Wine. For 38 days, their whereabouts were unknown, sparking a massive outcry from civil society, human rights organizations, and their desperate families.
I break down the intense diplomatic pressure that mounted between Nairobi and Kampala, culminating in their release at the Busia border. Hear the emotional details of their reunion and the first-hand accounts of what they endured while held in military detention. This is more than just a story of a release; it's a deep dive into the political and human cost of activism in the region.

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