PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC Kenya) has confirmed that one of their senior staff member fell off from his office on 17th floor before landing on the second floor at Delta House building in Westlands, Nairobi.
The middle-aged man according to police, landed on the balcony before he was rushed to the hospital while wailing.
He was declared dead on arriving at Aga Khan hospital.
Kilimani OCPD Michael Muchiri confirmed the incident noting that police investigations have began to establish the cause of his death.
Ibrahim Juma, a witness said that he had a loud scream followed by a bang when the man was falling off.
“It is then that people rushed and helped him up before rushing him to hospital,” said Mr Juma.
About two years ago, a similar incident happened at Pension Towers, on Loita Street where a man fell off from the 15th floor after having a talk with his family members
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A father(probably) drove from home this, probably even kissed the wife goodbye and hugged his children, then decides to end his life by jumping from 17th floor of Delta Towers. Some things don't make sense.
RIP Stephen Mumbo
— Nesh (@NeshkinJM) October 12, 2018
https://twitter.com/MuthuiMkenya/status/1050708744806518784
Stephen Mumbo has a high flying job and from the 17th floor of Delta Towers, he fell and lost his life.
The domestic fights and suicide theory came seconds after news broke, for someone working in forensics dep unearthing frauds, I’m not buying any assumed scenario. Investigate! pic.twitter.com/NTxhTI24bM
— Kenya West (@KinyanBoy) October 12, 2018
Stephen Mumbo has succumbed to the Injuries at Agha Khan Hospital after Throwing himself from the 17th Floor of Delta Towers. The State of the mind is Very complex. You never know when someone snaps. Mental Health is real and Depression is serious.
— Dhahabu Kenya (@dhahabumedia) October 12, 2018
Stephen Mumbo, a Senior PWC Consultant attached to the Forensics Department has thrown himself from the company's 17th floor offices on Delta Towers, Westlands. He is being retrieved from the Balcony. Mental Health in Kenya is on the Rise even for the Employed. Sad! pic.twitter.com/zHOUmCaseV
— Dhahabu Kenya (@dhahabumedia) October 12, 2018
