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Nick Wambugu Dies | Videographer Behind BBC’s “Blood Parliament” Documentary

The world of journalism and documentary filmmaking is mourning the loss of Nick Wambugu, the talented videographer behind the BBC documentary “Blood Parliament.” His passing has left a deep void in the creative and human rights storytelling space. Nick Wambugu played a critical role in the making of BBC’s Blood Parliament documentary, a powerful investigation that exposed police brutality during Kenya’s 2024 Gen Z–led protests, using forensic video analysis to identify officers accused of firing live ammunition at unarmed protesters. The documentary drew international attention and sparked important conversations about accountability, justice, and the role of visual storytelling in exposing the truth. In this video, we remember Nick Wambugu’s life, work, and legacy, highlighting his courage, professionalism, and commitment to telling stories that matter. His contribution to BBC Blood Parliament will remain one of the most impactful pieces of investigative documentary work in Kenya’s recent history. This video is intended to honor his memory, celebrate his contribution to journalism, and acknowledge the lasting impact of his work. 🕊️ Rest in peace, Nick Wambugu. Your lens spoke for many. 📌 Disclaimer: This video is based on publicly available reports, media coverage, and documentary sources and is shared for informational and commemorative purposes. #NickWambugu #NickWambuguDies #NickWambuguDeath #BBCBloodParliament #BloodParliamentDocumentary #BBCDocumentary #BBCNewsAfrica #KenyanJournalists #KenyanFilmmakers #VideographerLife #DocumentaryFilmmaking #InvestigativeJournalism #HumanRightsReporting #GenZProtestsKenya #PoliceBrutalityKenya #MediaFreedom #AfricanJournalism #AfricanFilmmakers #TruthThroughFilm #JusticeForVictims #KenyaNews #BreakingNewsKenya #CurrentAffairsKenya #MediaInAfrica #DocumentaryLegacy #UnsungHeroes #StorytellersAfrica #PressFreedom #VisualJournalism #NewsAnalysisKenya #RIPNickWambugu #GoneTooSoon #JournalismMatters #BBCAfrica #AfricanVoices