Detectives have made significant progress in the investigation into the cold-blooded murder of Eric Maigo, the Acting Finance Director of Nairobi Hospital, who was tragically killed on September 15, 2023.

Authorities have now identified the prime suspect and recovered crucial evidence linked to the case.

The key breakthrough in this high-profile murder case came with the discovery of clothing believed to have been worn by the assailant at the time of the heinous crime.

The recovered items, a red checkered shirt and a grey pair of animal-print pants, were found concealed in a semi-permanent wooden shack located within the depths of Bombolulu village, situated in the sprawling Kibera settlement.


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The primary suspect has been officially identified as Ann Adhiambo, who also goes by the alias "Nut." Detectives have established that she is currently on the run and is estimated to be between 15 to 17 years old.

Furthermore, records indicate that Adhiambo attended the Dagoretti-approved school and completed her KCPE examination sometime between 2021 and 2022.

This critical development in the case has prompted a renewed call for assistance from the public.

Law enforcement agencies are urging anyone with information that could lead to the apprehension of Ann Adhiambo, alias Nut, to come forward immediately.

Authorities are encouraging individuals to report any relevant information to the nearest police station or utilize the dedicated #FichuakwaDCI hotline.

The identification of a suspect and the recovery of their clothing represent significant strides in the investigation, bringing hope for justice for Eric Maigo and his grieving family.

As the search for Ann Adhiambo intensifies, the cooperation of the public is crucial in helping law enforcement close this tragic chapter and ensure that justice is served.