JACOB JUMA: INSIDE HIDDEN APARTMENT WHERE HE HOSTED FOUR GIRLS ON THE WEEK HE DIED

Jacob Juma, the businessman whose shocking murder in 2016 sent ripples across the nation, lived a double life that few knew about.

His secret world revolved around a nondescript apartment in Westlands, Nairobi, dubbed “Penthouse Roses” on Brookside Drive. But don’t let its unremarkable exterior fool you—this apartment was anything but ordinary.

For six years, Apartment 9 was Juma’s private sanctuary, hosting not only the powerful and influential but also serving as the backdrop for shady dealings.

It was here that high-profile politicians, including a Cabinet Secretary, a lawyer, and a former minister, gathered to plot and negotiate billion-shilling deals, like the controversial fall of Dubai Bank.

But Juma’s penthouse wasn’t just a business hub. It was also a hotspot for his personal life. In the week leading up to his murder, records show he entertained no less than four different women in the apartment. It was a place where Juma juggled power, wealth, and affairs with ease—until it all came crashing down.

On the day he was killed, Juma visited the apartment, made a cryptic phone call to a foreign ambassador promising to send a corruption dossier, and then disappeared. Just an hour later, his lifeless body was found in his car, raising suspicions of foul play.

The investigation into his murder has been marred by controversy.

Eight years later, authorities have failed to explain what happened in the crucial hours leading up to his death, and his killers remain at large.

Now, the widows of Jacob Juma are fighting over his Westlands house.

As the years go by, the mysteries surrounding the penthouse and his unsolved murder continue to haunt his legacy.