Joy as Kajiado Mum Reunites with Little Daughter Stolen by Friend after TUKO Aired Her Plight
- Kajiado mum Naomi Ngimat has been reunited with her 6-year-old daughter, Tracy Mwikali, after a painful separation
- Naomi alleged that a close friend named Caro took Tracy under false pretences and refused to return her
- The distraught mum told TUKO.co.ke that despite multiple attempts to seek help from authorities, her efforts were allegedly dismissed repeatedly
- Naomi expressed deep gratitude to TUKO.co.ke, saying her family now feels complete
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A young mother of three from Kitengela, Kajiado county, is overjoyed after reuniting with her six-year-old daughter, Tracy Mwikali.
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Naomi Ngimat recently shared a heartfelt plea in an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, seeking help to recover her daughter.
In the interview, the then-devastated mother revealed that a friend had taken her daughter and adamantly refused to return her.
Where was Naomi Ngimat’s daughter taken?
Naomi narrated that she had a three-month-old baby at the time when a friend, identified as Caro, came to visit.
“After visiting, she asked if my daughter Tracy could accompany her to fetch some bananas and diapers for the newborn. I agreed, as I was recovering from a C-section,” she explained.
However, hours passed and Tracy did not return, prompting Naomi and her cousin to visit Caro’s home.
Fortunately, they found Tracy at Caro’s parents’ house and asked to take the child back.
“Caro’s mother told me that Caro wasn’t around and that someone else had brought the child there. I told her it was okay and politely asked if I could take my daughter home,” Naomi said.
Caro’s parents locked the gate and insisted that Tracy was not leaving, claiming she was their child.
Naomi said the man called his sons, and together they refused to let her leave with Tracy.
Frustrated and shocked, the mother of three had no choice but to return home to care for her newborn, leaving Tracy behind with Caro’s family.
“She was five years old. Tracy cried, asking me not to leave her. I still feel so much pain when I think about it. She begged me not to leave her, and I promised her I would come back the next day. I lied and told her she had to stay because it was already dark,” she recalled.
She claimed that her attempts to seek help from the police and the local chief were futile, as she was repeatedly dismissed.
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Kajiado mum reunites with daughter
Naomi’s pain came to an end when she was finally reunited with her now six-year-old daughter.
The elated mother, speaking to TUKO.co.ke, shared her overwhelming joy, saying Tracy was finally back home and her family was whole again.
“Thank you so much, Kingori, for coming to our aid. Tracy is back. I'm so happy and grateful. May God bless you and the TUKO.co.ke family at large. Thank you so much,” she said.
The reunion took place at Kitengela Police Station.
Tracy also revealed that she had allegedly been coached to run away from her mother if she saw her, and to instead run to the police.
“She ran straight to her mum and asked her to take her home. Naomi has gone from tears of pain to tears of joy,” said one of her relatives.
Kisumu family reunites with son allegedly stolen in 2011
In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that a family in Kisumu county was over the moon after reuniting with their long-lost son.
David Okiki stated that his son, Jacob Odhiambo, was stolen from their home in the Kibera slums, Nairobi, in 2011 at the age of four.
Okiki and his wife searched for their son and eventually gave up, never knowing they would reunite 14 years later.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
