Githurai Dad Devastated as Teenage Daughter Disappears after Church: “Wiki Mbili Hatujamuona”
- Charles Mugo from Githurai 45 is urgently seeking help to find his 14-year-old daughter, Nacraine Wangui Kabaguru
- The distressed father told TUKO.co.ke that Nacraine was last seen on Sunday, July 27, after they returned from church
- He called on anyone with information about Wangui’s whereabouts to contact him via his mobile number 0713373845 or report to the nearest police station
A family in Githurai 45 is appealing for help to find their 14-year-old daughter, Nacraine Wangui Kabaguru.
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Wangui’s father, Charles Mugo, told TUKO.co.ke that his daughter disappeared two weeks ago on Sunday, July 27.
He shared that they had just returned from church, and he left the teenager and her siblings at home, only to return later and find she was missing.
Why did Grade 9 girl disappear from home?
“She had not argued with anyone, and if she had a problem, perhaps it was from the past, and I was not aware of it. After dropping her and her siblings, I left the house and was told she also left towards the evening,” said Mugo.
The devastated father noted that Wangui sometimes acts out, which is normal for teenagers when things do not go their way.
“She is just a teenager and behaves like that when she is upset, but she has never been away from home this long. I am worried and want my daughter back home,” he stated.
Where was Nacraine Wangui last seen?
The 14-year-old missing girl is a Grade Nine pupil at Edwijet Education Centre located in Githurai 45, Kiambu county.
She was last seen at Mwiki Primary School on July 27 at around 5.30 pm.
Wangui was wearing navy blue jeans, a white t-shirt, a light green pullover, and Crocs.
The devastated father urged anyone with information about his daughter’s whereabouts to contact him or the girl’s mother on 0713373845 or 0700636703.
Alternatively, one can report to the nearest police station.
Netizens sympathise with Githurai dad
Social media users expressed concern and prayed for Nacraine’s safe return, empathising with the family’s distress.
Ephantus Mureithi:
“It’s teenage years. May God have mercy on these children. Now she is giving her parents a headache. God protect her.”
Naomi Wanjiru:
“May God keep her safe and secure. Satanic evil schemes will not find her, in Jesus’ Name!”
Sammy Et’oo:
“How do these girls go missing these days?”
Cyrus Murage:
“I know her parents. May God help find her.”
Kisumu family seeks to find son who left home in 2022
In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that a family in Kadongo Village, Kisumu county, has appealed for help to locate their 31-year-old son, Robert Ouko.
Ouko’s sister, Alice Adhiambo, said her brother left home in March 2022 to seek greener pasture in Nairobi and has never returned.
Adhiambo suggested that the young man may feel ashamed to come back due to financial struggles.
She pleaded with him to return home regardless of his situation, emphasising that they love him just as he is
Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
