- Ndungu Nyoro has made a heartfelt plea on the internet, hoping to be reunited with two girlfriends he last saw in 1999
- He uploaded an old photo taken on a Sabbath evening after church, capturing memories with Alice Bowen and Faith Esther Muchemi
- Ndungu said he has not seen or heard from the two women for 27 years and explained the reason for looking for them
Businessman and philanthropist Ndungu Nyoro has made an emotional plea online, seeking to be reunited with friends he met during high school.
Source: Facebook
Ndungu shared a post on Facebook, uploading a photo he took with the two girls 27 years ago.
He explained that the women, identified as Alice Bowen and Faith Esther Muchemi, were students of Njoro Girls’ High School.
The photo was taken on Saturday when they were returning home from the Seventh-day Adventist Church (SDA) in Njoro.
How did Ndungu Nyoro meet the two Njoro Girls students?
“This photo was taken in 1999. It shows me and two women. It was Saturday evening, and we were leaving the SDA Church in Njoro. Students from Njoro Girls and Njoro Boys used to meet there every Saturday for worship. It was an all-day activity,” he recalled.
Ndungu said they were all in Form Four at the time, preparing to take the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exam, and that the photo was taken the last time they met.
“It was the last time we met. I have never seen or heard from these two sisters in Christ since then. Every time I look at this picture, I find myself wondering where life took each of them. It has been 27 years,” he said.
He pleaded with his followers who may know the two women to help reunite them, adding that he just wanted to say hello again.
People in social networks comment on Nyoro’s request
Her post caused a sensation online, with some users sharing similar experiences of losing contact, with one person claiming to have contact with one of the women, giving hope of a reunion.
Jimmy Ndirangu: “However, I am old. In 1999, I was an employee of the late Mr. Nginyo Kariuki at Lenana Mount Hotel near DOD. It was my eighth year working in various hotels.”
Martin Muchoki: “This is a normal thing, losing contact with your classmates. Even I have lost contact with my classmates from primary school. From high school, I only have one person’s number.”
Maggie Mathu: “I was at Kilimo High, Egerton Njoro, class of 1998. We still have our WhatsApp group today, 28 years later.”
Nolegah Wangila: “Faith Esther Muchemi is available. Come to my inbox and I will give you her contact information.”
Njugia Moses: “I always appreciate people who remember those they met when they were young. For the two women, reach out to this guy and talk to him. It will be a very good thing.”
A Turkana girl is looking for her father who left her in 2005
In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that Doris Akiru, a 21-year-old woman, is desperately searching for her biological father.
Akiru said his father, Suleiman Hussein, divorced his mother when he was only three months old.
He explained the circumstances that led to the breakup of the relationship, noting that he wants to find the father who gave birth to him so that he can get the love and care that he has been missing.
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