A family in Mutuini Estate, Dagoretti South, Nairobi county, is appealing for information concerning their loved one. . Rahab Njoki Njuguna has been missing for over a month, leaving her family deeply worried. The 13-year-old girl was last seen on Sunday afternoon, September 7, at the Waterfront Mall in Karen. Her concerned mother painfully narrated the last moments with her young daughter, who is yet to return home.
Which school does Rahab Njoki Njuguna attends? “She left me in church and went to the mall with her peers. She was at Waterfront, where they usually went to play and have fun. Only my daughter has been missing since then. I have not seen her to date,” said Njeri Ndung’u, Rahab’s mum. CCTV footage from the mall captured the final moments of the missing Kirigu Primary School pupil. Rahab was seen walking calmly into the mall alongside another girl and a young man in a white top and blue jeans. They passed through the security check without issues as they followed each other closely. Rahab leaves Waterfront mall with young man Inside cameras captured the moment Rahab and the young man had a brief chat while standing opposite each other. They seemed to be waiting for someone or something as they gazed in one direction for a while. Moments later, the CCTV captured more young men joining the group, but their faces were unclear and unfamiliar.
A while later, Rahab and the young man were spotted walking together outside the mall, with Rahab waving goodbye to someone. Subscribe to watch new videos Which police station did Njeri Ndung’u go to? Rahab’s female friend, who was with her before she vanished, said the young man who disappeared with Rahab seemed agitated. She claimed that he even threatened her before walking away with Rahab, leaving her and the other young men behind. Njeri was on the brink of tears as she pleaded with the young men who were in Rahab’s company to bring her daughter back. “Please return my child. I am pleading with you. She is supposed to be in school. I just want someone to return my child because I am in pain. I can neither eat nor sleep. I have searched for her in all ways,” she said, as she shared the OB number from Karen Police Station. Njeri Ndung’u called by unknown caller However, the case has since stalled, with no significant progress, leaving the family stranded and devastated. Njeri shared that an unknown caller, who identified himself as a senior police officer, reached out to her. The man claimed to have rescued her daughter and convinced the family to send him money with the promise of reuniting them with their kin. “We sent them money. They said the child would be taken to Kabete, but it was all a lie. When we went to Kabete with my sister-in-law, the OCS said there was nothing like that,” she said.
By John Green
