- Bishop John Njomo disappeared on January 19, an event that caused great fear and panic among his family and the residents of the area
- His wife, Jane Muthoni, recounted the events leading up to his disappearance, including the horrifying moment when their daughter discovered his clothes covered in blood
- Neighbors said cases of missing people are not new in the area, and urged the authorities to take immediate action and arrest the perpetrators.
A family in Jua Kali area, Nyeri County, is in deep sorrow after the mysterious disappearance of one of them, a situation that caused fear and many unanswered questions.
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Bishop John Njomo, the founder of the Jesus Christ Living Oasis Ministry church, disappeared on Monday, January 19, after leaving home for work.
The 48-year-old man, who was also a bodaboda driver, left home before eleven in the morning, saying he was on his way to pick up his regular customer.
However, he did not return home that evening, which left his family and the local community in deep worry.
Where did Njomo’s daughter get the bloody clothes?
His wife, Jane Muthoni, explained the ordeal in an interview with GTN News. She revealed that her husband’s regular customer was working in a hotel along the Ring Road.
“We went to check the place where he usually leaves his motorcycle, and the security guard there told us that Njomo had taken his motorcycle that day, went to do his work, returned it, and even paid him KSh 50 as was the agreement to protect it at night,” Muthoni explained.
Sadly, at 6am, their fifth grade daughter made a shocking discovery.
He found the t-shirt and jacket his father was wearing when he left home, both soaked in blood.
The discovery caused great consternation in the family, and the neighbors immediately began to search for the missing man.
“My daughter found the bloody clothes just outside the gate, she carried them and brought them into the house, calling me in great fear, saying that her father’s clothes were full of blood,” said the mother sadly.
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According to the neighbors, cases of disappearance of people were not few in that area.
Damaris Ruguru, a resident of Jua Kali, said that recently a woman had been missing for about two weeks, while the kidnappers demanded a ransom from her family.
Due to this situation, bodaboda drivers together with other community members organized protest of peace, calling on the police to help them find the missing bishop.
They also expressed their concern about the increase in kidnapping cases, and urged the authorities to take decisive action and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Did the Nairobi family find their missing mother?
In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that Beatrice Adhiambo left her home in Lucky Summer, Nairobi, three years ago and never returned.
Her children said they were used to their mother being away for several days and expected her to return, but that did not happen.
Efforts to call Beatrice were fruitless, although the phone was initially ringing; eventually, the phone completely stopped being available.
Three years later, they are still waiting, with their fears growing after the company of Safaricom transfer your phone number to someone else.
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