Renowned investigative journalist John-Allan Namu recently shared a glimpse into the less glamorous during his work on the investigative series, 'TheLastDoor'.

In a message of gratitude shared on social media, Namu expressed appreciation for the support received throughout the season while shedding light on a particularly unusual and uncomfortable experience.

Reflecting on the completion of another season of 'TheLastDoor', Namu took a moment to thank the individuals and teams who contributed to the success of the series.

From the courageous individuals who shared their stories of grief and hope for justice to the dedicated journalists and experts who collaborated on the project, Namu expressed deep gratitude for their collective efforts.


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"To every one of those who chose to speak to us, bearing their grief with dignity and abiding in hope for justice for their loved ones, thank you.

"To all the journalists who volunteered their time, insights and sources, thank you. You guys have restored my faith in the belief that Kenyan journalists can and do collaborate with one another," said Namu.

Namu also extended his appreciation to his family who withstood the many days he was away from home.

In an unexpected turn of events during his work, Namu recounted a peculiar incident that unfolded one day.

With a mix of humor and candor, Namu shared how he became the unwitting victim of bedbugs while awaiting an interview assignment.

He vividly described the ordeal of being besieged by bedbugs while stationed for an interview. Captured in a candid moment by his colleague Elijah Kanyi, Namu was seen assessing the aftermath, hastily removing his shirt in response to the unwelcome intrusion.

"Sat somewhere and got devoured by bedbugs while waiting for an interview. Elijah Kanyi filmed as I tore off my shirt to inspect damage . Mungu anakuona," Namu said.

'The Last Door' was among the winners at the Kalasha TV and Film awards scooping the award for Best Documentary Feature.

Namu extended gratitude for the steadfast support received during the season while shedding light on a particularly unconventional and uncomfortable encounter.

In the realm of investigative journalism, the quest for truth entails not only uncovering facts but also navigating the unforeseen challenges inherent in the field.