Nyamira Express and Guardian Angel Bus are two long-distance bus companies in Kenya that are owned by the family of the late businessman Ong’era Moturi.
The family of the late Ong’era Moturi also owns the Guardian Hotel ,GuardMart Supermarket in kisii and Kebirigo, a number of Hardwares in Nyamira.
The companies operate a fleet of buses that ply routes between Kisii, Nyamira, Nairobi, Nakuru, and other major cities in Kenya.
Both companies have a reputation for providing safe and comfortable travel, and they are popular with passengers who are looking for a reliable way to get to their destinations.
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The routes served by Nyamira Express and The buses used by Nyamira Express and Guardian Angel are all equipped with modern amenities, such as reclining seats, air conditioning, and entertainment systems.
The companies also offer a variety of ticket options, including single, return, and group tickets.
Nyamira Express and Guardian Angel are both members of the Kenya Bus Owners Association (KBOAA).
The companies have won numerous awards for their safety and customer service.
Nyamira Express and Guardian Angel Bus Owners
The late Ong’era Moturi and his family are the proud owners of Guardian Angel Bus Company.
Sadly, Mr. Moturi passed away in 2019 after suffering a stroke at the age of 95, leaving behind a profound legacy and a thriving business, currently managed by his family.
Ong’era Moturi, a shrewd businessman from Kisii, seized every opportunity to create wealth and employment opportunities, taking over the family business from his father, Nahashon Ong’era Omote.
Under his astute leadership, the business expanded to include Guardian Coach Ltd and Nyamira Express.
Kisii natives have made a notable name for themselves in the matatu business throughout the country, and Guardian Angel’s main competitors are Transline Classic and ENA Coach, owned by Evans Nyagaka Anyona.
Ong’era Moturi’s influence extended beyond the transport industry, as he also commanded great respect in Nyamira politics.
The late Governor John Nyagarama regarded him as a role model for good governance. With his brand’s motto “The best ahead of the rest” always in mind, Ong’era achieved his dreams through the success of Nyamira Express, Guardian Hotel, and Guardian Coach.
Guardian Angel Bus Routes
It’s important to note that Guardian Bus Service operates routes between Nairobi and the mentioned towns, with return journeys available, including stops at other towns along the way.
However, direct travel between some smaller towns may not be possible.
The following is a list of Guardian Angel Bus Service routes:
- Nairobi
- Sirare
- Kisumu
- Oyugis
- Eldoret
- Homabay
- Malaba
- Keroka
- Bungoma
- Kisii
- Webuye
- Uganja
- Kakamega
- Maseno
- Narok
- Bondo
- Sotik
- Nyamira
- Awendo
- Mbale
- Siaya
- Busia
- Kericho
- Bumale
- Rongo
The cost of travel with Guardian Bus Service varies depending on the destination, with fares ranging from Ksh 1,000 to Ksh 2,000 for trips from Nairobi to other towns.
Guardian Angel Booking
Guardian Angel Bus Company has embraced technology and made ticket booking more convenient for its customers through an online booking system.
By leveraging this system, the company stands out among its peers as one of the few bus companies to embrace technological advancements.
Now, passengers can effortlessly purchase tickets from the comfort of their homes using smartphones or computers.
The online booking system is fast, accurate, and provides real-time feedback on routes, departures, and fares. This ensures that passengers can effectively plan their trips without any hassle.
Contact Information for Guardian Angel Bus Company
For inquiries, ticket reservations, or any other assistance, please use the following contact details:
- Telephone: 0718880256
- Phone Number I: 0722221290
- Phone Number II: 0726511628
- Facebook: The Guardian Coach LTD
- Website: Theguardian.co.ke
- Email: info@theguardiancoach.com
Guardian Angel Bus Company continues to serve as a testament to excellence in the Kenyan transportation industry.
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