Boda boda operators in Dagoretti North staged a peaceful protest demanding justice for Thomas Kitheka, the chairman of Congo Stage boda boda riders who was allegedly murdered.The riders marched through Muthangari to Kabete, led by Chairman Newton Kegode, calling for the arrest of those responsible for Kitheka's death.

They highlighted that Kitheka had reported threats to his life to police three times before his killing, raising concerns about the safety of operators and how authorities handle security reports.The incident has sparked a broader conversation about the lack of protection for transport sector workers.Kitheka, a respected figure in the community, was found dead after expressing life's burdens, adding to the grief of fellow riders.The protest reflects frustration over long-standing safety issues and the need for accountability.The police have launched investigations into the murder, but riders remain skeptical about the effectiveness of the response.This tragedy underscores the vulnerability of boda boda operators and the urgent need for systemic changes to ensure their safety.