Julius Muli Nduku
| Age | 30 |
|---|---|
| Date of Death | 7 July 2025 |
| Location | Kangari, Kigumo subcounty, Murang’a County, Kenya |
| Incident | Shot by police during Saba Saba Day protests |
| Occupation | Casual labourer |
| Known for | Victim of protest-related police shooting |
Julius Muli Nduku (died 7 July 2025) was a **30-year-old casual labourer** shot and killed by police during the **Saba Saba Day protests** in **Kangari**, Kigumo subcounty, **Murang’a County**, Kenya.
Background
On 7 July 2025, youths in Kangari gathered to protest perceived police inaction regarding a suspected boda boda thief. The protests were part of nationwide demonstrations addressing police brutality, corruption, and socioeconomic hardship.
Death
Julius was among a group of youths peacefully protesting in Kangari Market when police officers opened fire. According to his brother, Benjamin Kioko, Julius sustained gunshot wounds to the lower abdomen and upper arm and was declared dead on arrival at Murang’a County Referral Hospital.
Aftermath
His death triggered deep grief among his family and community. Benjamin Kioko publicly called for justice, stating: “I have lost a brother … we want justice for him.” Other protesters were also injured, and civil society groups demanded accountability and investigations into the use of live ammunition by security forces.
References
- Murang’a family mourns kin shot dead during Saba Saba protests – *The Star*, 8 July 2025 ]
- Eastleigh Voice, "Nairobi leads in Saba Saba protest deaths as Haki Africa confirms 43 killed nationwide" – *Eastleigh Voice*, 15 July 2025]