DCI seeks 15 days to investigate alleged terror links against Turkish national

DCI seeks 15 days to investigate alleged terror links against Turkish national..

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The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) is seeking 15 days to investigate alleged terrorism links against Ahmet Mustafa Gungor, a Turkish national arrested on December 21, 2025, at the SGR Nairobi Terminus.

Gungor is accused of various terror-related offenses, including financing and recruitment, following a Mutual Legal Assistance request from Türkiye.
Amnesty International - Kenya states Gungor is a refugee who has resided in Kenya for 15 years and is not a flight risk.
Authorities recovered an iPhone 15, a Kenyan Urban Refugee Identity Card, and proof of refugee registration, and plan to conduct forensic examinations on electronic devices.
Investigators consider Gungor a flight risk and argue his release could jeopardize investigations, citing potential interference with witnesses and digital evidence.

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