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Police Send Appeal to Kenyans After Missing Lawyer Is Found in Marsabit

Police Send Appeal to Kenyans After Missing Lawyer Is Found in Marsabit

The lawyer, who had been missing for 12 days, was found in Marsabit amid accusations that police were behind his alleged abduction and disappearance.

The National Police Service (NPS) has called on Kenyans with information regarding the disappearance of two Kenyans, including city lawyer Abshir Abdi, to reach the service after the two were found dumped in Marsabit County.

In a statement on Thursday, November 12, NPS Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga confirmed that lawyer Abdi Abshir and Ayub Maalim had resurfaced and recoreded a statement after being reported missing.

According to the police, Abshir was found at Rawana Shopping Centre, while Maalim was discovered at Uran Shopping Centre, both in Marsabit County.

"The National Police Service (NPS) wishes to inform the public that today, 12th November 2026, Mr Ahmedsadak Abdi Abshir and Mr Ayub Maalim, who had been reported missing, were found by members of the public at Rawana and Uran Shopping Centres, respectively, in Marsabit County," NPS stated.

According to the police, members of the public who found the two men alerted the authorities, prompting officers from Sololo Police Station to respond and escort them to the station, where their statements were recorded.

The police said it has been investigating the circumstances surrounding the disappearances while complying with High Court rulings regarding the matter.

However, the service was still committed to investigating and coming to the root cause of the alleged abduction and establishing the full circumstances surrounding the disappearance.

In brief

The National Police Service (NPS) has called on Kenyans with information regarding the disappearance of two Kenyans, including city lawyer Abshir Abdi, to reach the service after the two were found dumped in Marsabit County. According to the police, Abshir was found at Rawana Shopping Centre, while Maalim was discovered at Uran Shopping Centre, both in Marsabit County.

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