- Stephen Njoroge from Wangige, a local resident, has been reported missing under mysterious circumstances, and his family is now worried
- His father, Murugami, shared the last moments of his youngest son, who is a hard worker, and now, the family’s efforts and the search are increasing throughout the community.
- Njoroge was a well-known figure in Wangige but no one seems to be able to find him, and many people have come forward to ask difficult questions about his whereabouts.
- The boy was in good health when he left home, and there was no known problem with him and his father is now appealing to the public to help find him
Nairobi, Kenya: The family of Stephen Njoroge Murugami, a young man from Wangige, is very worried as the young man has been missing for two weeks now.
Source: UGC
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Njoroge’s father said that his son usually leaves home in the morning between 12:00 and 1:00 in the morning to rummage through piles of clay in the market so that he can find plastic bottles and other valuables to sell to other people.
According to the concerned man, his son was not experiencing any problem that they knew of and was no different from anyone.
The boy’s father also shared that they have been looking for his son for more than two weeks.
How far has the Njoroge family searched for him?
“We’ve visited hospitals and police stations and everywhere we could think of, but we weren’t lucky enough,” he said.
When 28-year-old Njoroge left home, he was wearing black pants and a hoodie. He is 6 feet 7 inches tall, and has a brown complexion.
Anyone with information can share with their family members or report to the nearest police station.
Source: Facebook
A growing number of missing persons
Several families have reported that their sons and daughters have gone missing without a trace, and it is very worrying.
The family of Kitale is looking for your son James Kwemoi, who went missing in 2012, as they prepare for his father’s funeral, which is expected to take place soon.
Milcah Wangila’s husband, Oscar Khagola, went abroad in search of greener pastures but he disappeared without a trace and now his family is stranded.
The Nyeri family is looking for their son.
In a similar story, Elijah Nderitu Kinyua, popularly known as Msanii, just went missing when he left for work weeks ago, and since then, his family and friends have not seen him.
Affectionately known as Msanii, the young man was popular because he touched many people through his work, many of whom expressed concern and prayed for his safe return through social media interactions.
Family and friends also urged the public to report to the nearest police station as soon as they meet or get any information about the young man; Some people in the comment section also urged Nderitu to go home.
Nderitu’s family has since released tips that could help people find their son.
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