Last Updated on February 13, 2025 by Turkana County News Online
In a dramatic twist, a woman named Trizar Theo Warriong finds herself at the center of a high-stakes investigation involving the alleged theft of a staggering Sh20 million from Turkana Senator James Lomenen. The plot thickened on February 9, 2025, when three officers stormed into Trizar’s Kamulu residence under the cover of darkness, purportedly hunting for the missing fortune.
Intriguingly, two of these officers have been identified as PC Kevin Ombajo and PC David Aduda from Njathaini Police Station in Kiambu County, while the identity of the third officer remains shrouded in mystery. The late-night raid took a sinister turn as the officers allegedly ransacked Trizar’s bedroom, seizing Sh1.9 million and an additional Sh200,000 from a suitcase before vanishing into the night.
Trizar’s ordeal didn’t end there. She claims she was subjected to torture and threats during the harrowing encounter, only to be dropped back at her home in the early morning hours. Determined to seek justice, she reported the incident to the authorities, prompting an official investigation.
The backstory adds another layer of intrigue. On October 18, 2024, the same night former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was impeached, Senator Lomenen, a vocal supporter of the impeachment, allegedly brought Sh20 million in cash to his Syokimau home. The circumstances surrounding why the senator was carrying such a substantial sum remain unclear, and the money mysteriously vanished that night. The exact nature of the relationship between Trizar and the senator is also cloaked in uncertainty.
As the investigation unfolds, the impounded vehicle used in the raid and the involvement of law enforcement officers raise pressing questions about corruption and abuse of power. The nation watches closely, eager to uncover the truth behind this captivating saga that intertwines politics, mystery, and a significant sum of missing money.
