TikToker Fathi Abdirahman’s Final Phone Calls Before Mysterious Kiambu Death Revealed

The tragic news has sent shockwaves through social media, leaving her family and an online audience of over 100,000 followers searching for answers.

Fathi’s cousin, Khadija Osman, revealed that she spoke with Fathi earlier on the day of the incident. During the call, Fathi explained that she was traveling to Kiambu to process a passport application and planned to meet individuals who promised to assist her with the paperwork.

At around 2:30 p.m., Fathi placed a second call to Khadija, confirming her arrival in Kiambu. However, just 30 minutes later, an unidentified man called Khadija to break the news of her death.

“He hung up the phone immediately, and he never received my calls once again,” she said.

The caller claimed that Fathi fell to her death after jumping from one of the building’s upper floors. Khadija immediately doubted this account, pointing to suspicious discrepancies surrounding the scene. Moments later, a male cousin contacted Khadija from the location, confirming he had arrived at the scene and verified Fathi’s death.

According to Khadija, witnesses reportedly saw Fathi accompanied by another Somali woman entering a residence alongside several non-Somali men. Following the incident, both the female companion and the men vanished. Security officers are actively tracking their whereabouts as the ongoing investigation unfolds.

Detectives handling the case in Kiambu expressed optimism that autopsy results will provide vital forensic clues to piece together the sequence of events leading to her fatal fall.

Fathi’s sudden death triggered a massive wave of grief across social media platforms, where fans continue to post tributes, offer condolences, and demand justice under trending tags dedicated to her memory.

The tragedy comes during a period of immense heartbreak for her household. Fathi’s mother currently resides in Kismayo, Somalia, while her father recently lost his life in a tragic road accident. Before her untimely passing, Fathi served as the primary caregiver for her four younger brothers in Nairobi.