Rally driver Asad Khan is not dead.
Mr. Asad Khan is still recuperating at the ICU, despite claims that have been going around on social media. Asad was viciously injured by his 26-year-old WRC3 Champion celebrity girlfriend Maxine Wahome.
Maxine Wahome, a WRC rally racer, has been freed on Kshs. 100,000 cash bail while authorities investigate an incident in which she is accused of causing serious injury to her partner and fellow rally driver Asad Khan.
Anwar Sidi, a seasoned rally racer and photographer, has confirmed that he spoke with Adil Khan, Khan’s brother, who emphasized that Asad is still in the intensive care unit.
BiggestKaka has also confirmed at the time of publishing this article that his sister-in-law posted 30 minutes ago in a WhatsApp group that he is still in critical condition and has asked people to stop speculating.
Earlier today, family and friends announced that he needed urgent blood donation.
Blood donation alert: >>>>>
Dear All, Asad Khan ( Kalulu) was involved in an accident yesterday night and urgently needs 5 litres of A+ blood . Please donate blood to Avenue Hospital under his name. Thank you very much.
There’s also a medical fund drive currently going on:
The driver is still in critical condition, according to the driver’s sister Safina Hussein Khan.
“We’re in the hospital right now. He is currently having dialysis and is in a severe state. While we hope for his recovery, we would like those who are spreading false information about his death to halt and remove their posts, ” Safina confirms Asad’s condition amid false death rumors.
Wahome, 26, made headlines in June of this year when she became the first Kenyan woman to take home the World Rally Championship title.
After Asad’s brother, Adila Khan, reported the assault to the police, Maxine Wahome was detained after her arrest at an apartment in Kilimani.
Maxine claims Asad hurt himself.
Kenyans have asked that the law takes full course after investigations have been completed.
Cases of gender based violence are on the rise and in a very worrying trend.
Quick recovery Asad.
We’ll keep you updated on the progress.
