When Amos Maina stepped into his favourite pub on Sunday, November 23, he was looking forward to having a great time, but he left there deadAccording to autopsy results, Maina was poisoned at Ngaine’s, and his brother shared the state in which they found his body When the family demanded the CCTV footage from Ngaine’s owner, she refused to hand it over at first, but later, she finally gave out the clip and kept the passwordMaina’s wife, Regina Maina, shared some of the habits of the scribe and touched many netizens Mirema, Nairobi: It has emerged that Amos, a 32-year-old man who died in a pub, was poisoned and it killed him right there on the spot.
Amos Maina, who died in a bar. Photos: KTN News.
Source: UGCKTN reports that Maina died at Ngaine Pub on Mirema Drive, and his wife said that he looked so peaceful, as if he were sleeping.
His brother, who went to look for him, said that his head was on the table while his hands were down.
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The postmortem, which was carried out at Kenyatta University Referral Hospital, showed that he had been poisoned and died of a condition identified as acute hemorrhagic gastritis. The latter involves bleeding in the oesophagus, stomach, and duodenum.
Why did pub’s owner keep CCTV password?With tears streaming down her face, Maina’s wife divulged that the owner of the pub did not want to share the CCTV password with them at first.
When the owner of the pub, Nancy Njoki, was asked about the matter, she said that she was also devastated by the death since he was her loyal customer.
She also insisted that the drink that killed the young man did not come from her pub.
“Why would I want to kill him and yet he was a loyal customer, and whenever he missed for three days, I felt like calling him to find out where he was because he used to drink for the whole night,” she said. The jury is still out there on who may have wanted Maina dead, but the police have already started investigations into the death, which has shocked family, friends, and colleagues.
What made Kenyans sympathetic? Njerih Njesh:
“Mirema drive teeeeeena.”Jose Jos Antos:
“Kwani hio pombe ya mireme Iko na nini?? Lazima mtu akunywe uko?”Olivia Maina:
“Mbona mwenye club anakataa na CCTV?”Muindy Mucioky Geoffrey:
“Ukiwa bar unalewa,usiwache pombe Kwa meza,ukiiwacha usiikunywe itisha nyingine,Kuna matakataka za watu huko.”Modi Abu:
“Basmati babes. Ni wanoma hao.”Kevin Karanja:
“Hata mimi walikuwa wanataka kuniwekea sumu kwa pombe Nairobi West nikahama.”Ben Benson:
“Wacha nipotelee kwa football.”Wambui Miringa:
“Usiwahi wacha pombe kwa glass uende choo ama nje finish then go even if uko na mtu una trust usiwai wacha.”Zuri Patrick:
“Sasa mbona umuue mtoto wa mtu surely.”Two die after drinking poisoned brew In another story, two men in Ngitana village, Igembe North, sadly died after taking a suspected poisonous drink brewed locally known as “Mucege”.
Five other people were also admitted to Nyambene Level Four Hospital in critical condition as residents became anxious over what was happening.
According to Meru County Commissioner Jacob Ouma, they had ordered a crackdown as well as investigations into lax enforcement of the alcohol ban.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
Authors:
Susan Mwenesi (Human-Interest editor)
Susan Mwenesi is a Human Interest editor. She studied Journalism and Public Relations at TU-K, International Center for Journalists’ Early Childhood Development Reporting, Google News Initiative Training on Advance Digital Reporting, Fighting Misinformation, and Experimenting with New Formats (2024). Over 10 years, Susan has worked at K24, Baraka FM, Health Media,TechMoran. She is a Bloomberg Media Initiative, National Geographic, International Centre for Journalists, KICTANet, AKU Graduate School of Media, Communications Digital ABC training by WAN-IFRA fellow. Email: [email protected]
