New details reveal murdered MKU student traveled to Nakuru to meet man she knew for two weeks

• Vivian Kajaya, the MKU student whose body was found in Kiamunyi, Nakuru, had gone to meet a man
• Kajaya and the mystery man had known each other for two weeks, but she left Thika to visit him
• The stranger, whom she described as wealthy, allegedly showered her with expensive gifts a few days before her death

NakuruKenya – New details have emerged about the tragic death of Vivian Kajaya, whose body was found abandoned in Kiamunyi.

The third-year Bachelor of Social Work and Administration student at Mount Kenya University (MKU) was reported missing on October 14.

Kajaya’s mystery man

Nation reports this Kajaya made the 166 kilometer journey Thika to Nakuru to meet a man she had known for less than two weeks.

Days before the trip, Kajaya met the mystery man in Thika, where they reportedly visited a hospital and took an HIV test.

She returned with new clothes, groceries and cash, explaining to her friends that the man she described as rich had given her the items.

Kajaya also said he drove a Range Rover and later gifted her a phone worth KSh 11,500 at a meeting in Juja.

Why did Kajaya travel to Nakuru?

One of her close friends anonymously revealed that the young woman had confided in her about the Nakuru trip.

“I tried to convince her not to go as they barely knew each other, but she was determined,” the friend said.

Kajaya’s friend expressed concern about not having family in Nakuru, but recalled Kajaya dismissing the concerns and insisting on going.

Dressed in a green dress and carrying a pink bag, Kajaya left Thika on October 12 and messaged her friend to confirm her arrival around 5 p.m.

Kajaya made a distress call while in Nakuru

Later that evening, Kajaya reportedly made a distressed call to another mutual friend, claiming she was stranded at Nakuru bus station.

According to her, the man unexpectedly canceled their plans and she needed money to return to Nairobi.

Shortly afterwards, she called again to inform her friends that the man had arrived to pick her up and assured them that she was safe.

“Around 9pm, she called our other friend and asked him not to sleep or turn off his phone as she was planning to return to Nairobi, explaining that she had had an argument with the man,” the friend said.

That night, Kajaya’s friends waited in anticipation of her return, but when she did not contact them again, they assumed she had reconciled with the man.

Kajaya’s body found dumped on a corn plantation

However, concern grew the next day when Kajaya’s phone remained off and their messages went unanswered.

After trying to contact her for more than a day, her friend reported her missing at the Makongeni Police Station in Thika.

Soon, disturbing news emerged about one woman’s body discovered in Kiamunyi, Nakuruwith photos of a bag similar to Kajaya’s spreading online.

Her friend recognized it immediately and feared the worst – a fear that was later confirmed.

Kajaya’s friend noticed this even though she already had a long-term boyfriend Meru at the time of her death, Kajaya had kept the new husband a secret.

Source: TUKO.co.ke