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Kenyan Man in Berlin, Germany Missing Since December, 2017 Found Dead

Kenyan Man in Berlin, Germany Missing Since December, 2017 Found Dead
Kenyan Man in Berlin, Germany Missing Since December, 2017 Found Dead

A Kenyan family in Germany/Berlin has lost a Kenyan brother/son/friend, Brian Nyawade Owino (Born 08.10.1992) who went missing on the 29th of December 2017 was found dead in Berlin on the 5th of January. Circumstances still not clear.

Brian came to Germany in August 2017 and his body was found at Ostkreuz train station (information is still sketchy).

The wish of his family back home in Kenya is for the corpse of our brother Nyawade Owino to be sent back home and laid to rest besides his mother. That’s why the Kenyan Community in Germany is asking for your financial support to make this wish possible. You can give what you can and it will be used to enable our brother go back and rest in Power after a journey cut short.

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Until now we have had some support from friends of the African/ Black Community but the cost of repatriation is about 7000 Euros and what has been collected so far is not near this amount.

You can contribute through this account information below, which was accepted by the Kenyan Community to be used for this urgency.

Name: FÖRDERVEREIN THE VOICE E.V. (provisory account for PEACE – Peer Exchange of African Communities for Empowerment))
IBAN: DE21 2605 0001 0000 1400 61
BIC: NOLADE21GOE
Keywords: Brian Nyawade Owino

If you are in Berlin, the Kenyan Communities and African/Black Communities in Berlin/Germany requests that you pass by the Massai Afroshop (Barfusstr 4, 13349 Berlin) anytime to contribute or donate in cash.

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