Dr. Njoroge, once a prominent businessman and leader in the medical field, has endured tremendous setbacks. His businesses, including the popular Jays Excite Ltd bakery, were reduced to rubble during recent unrest, and his family faced threats that forced them into hiding. Despite the turmoil, Dr. Njoroge and his loved ones remain hopeful, urging Kenyans to find strength in peace and faith as they navigate the uncertainties of our political instability to 2025.

Accompanying him was his wife, Mrs. Natasha Ngina Magugu, the stepdaughter of the late Hon. Arthur Magugu—former Member of Parliament and Minister of Finance in Kenya. The couple’s New Year’s message was simple yet profound: “Let’s keep peace, rely on God, and rebuild together.” They encouraged Kenyans to prioritize harmony in their communities, emphasizing that challenges can be overcome when people work collectively and trust in a higher power.

While the details of their location remain confidential for security reasons, their words struck a chord across the nation. Many have commended their courage and positivity in the face of adversity. Their appeal to faith and national unity resonates strongly during a period marked by economic and social challenges.

As Kenyans step into the New Year, the message from Dr. Njoroge Ndungu and Mrs. Natasha Magugu serves as a reminder that even in the darkest times, hope, faith, and togetherness can light the way forward.