The accident occurred in western Kenya when Jirongo’s vehicle was involved in a collision that resulted in his death at the scene.
Police reports confirmed that a Climax passenger bus collided with Jirongo’s car under circumstances that required formal investigation.
Soon after confirmation of the fatality, social media users circulated posts linking the bus company to Waiguru without presenting documentary proof.
The ownership claims gained traction due to Waiguru’s public profile and the high-impact nature of the fatal crash.
Subsequent checks involved publicly accessible business registration records and transport licensing data connected to Climax Coaches.
Those records did not list Waiguru as a registered owner, shareholder, or director of the bus company at the time.
Traffic police secured the scene, documented vehicle positions, and initiated standard procedures following the fatal collision.
Investigators examined vehicle condition, driver conduct, and road factors to determine how the crash occurred.
Public attention intensified as the claims intersected with political leadership and road safety accountability concerns.
Media reports distinguished circulating allegations from verified ownership information to avoid presenting unproven claims as fact.
Authorities continued inquiries focusing on accident causation, compliance with transport regulations, and responsibility arising from the collision.
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