Kenyan Daughter Searches for Her Limuru Father, Says They Separated from Her Late Mother 26 Years Ago

Grace Waweru is a young woman from Meru who longs to be reunited with her biological father, who separated from her mother when she was a small child.
The young woman has shared a little about their history, hoping to reunite with her father so they can form a relationship after many years
Grace has shared a photo that may help with the relationship, and anyone with information can contact anyone they know
Grace also sent a sweet message to her beloved father and shares what he has been missing, as well as her hopes for their relationship

Meru County: A woman identified as Grace Waweru has shared that she is searching for her biological father, who sadly separated from her mother when she was a child.

Purity Gacheri, deceased (left), girl photo for illustration only. Photo: Grace Waweru, Karoline Videira Hubert.
Source: UGC

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, the 25-year-old woman said that her father, Stanley Waweru Kimachia, was married to her mother, Purity Gacheri (now deceased), and they lived together in Nairobi in the early 2000s.

“My father is believed to be from Limuru town. Sadly, my mother died when I was very young and did not leave me with enough information about my father or where he is now,” he said.

Other Kenyan women looking for a father

A woman living in Thika told how her parents, who were neighbors in the camp Embakasi how they fell in love and found him but later they separated, and until today

At the age of 29, Lilian Mtiva recounted that she had never seen her father identified as David Osaji; the man denied him even before he was born. Now, the woman is driven by a deep search for identity and alienation; he announced publicly with a sincere request to find him

Julie spoke to TUKO.co.ke and said she was looking for John Adrian, who probably doesn’t know he’s alive, like many people who grow up without knowing their fathers and want to change the status quo

A Ugandan woman looking for a Kenyan father

In another story, Scovia Agaba longed to be reunited with her beloved biological father, John Kimani, who she left Nakuru in Kenya. The woman who sells cooked food said she has been searching for her father for 49 years without success, and opened up about how growing up without a father affected her. Her uncle, known as Aventino Katurebe, also narrated how Kimani traveled to Uganda after being transferred by the Bata Shoe Company and that is how she was conceived by a Kenyan man.