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Former NTV Journalist Silas Apollo killed in road accident

Last updated: April 13, 2025 4:29 pm
David Osoro 2 years ago
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Former NTV journalist Silas Apollo has tragically died following a road accident in Nairobi, police have confirmed. At the time of his death, Apollo was working with Nairobi Law Monthly.

According to police reports, the accident occurred on the night of Thursday, April 10. Apollo is believed to have been crossing Kiambu Road on foot when he was struck by a speeding vehicle. The motorist did not stop, and the incident was initially reported as a case involving an “unknown person hit by an unknown vehicle.”

A family member revealed that they were informed of his fate at the mortuary, where they learned that the body had been taken in shortly after the accident. Apollo was not immediately identified at the scene.

The body was moved to the morgue pending a postmortem as investigations continue to identify the driver and determine the full circumstances surrounding the accident.

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