- A father from Kiambu county was filled with joy after being reunited with his missing daughter
- Ivy Wanja was reported missing in June 2024 under mysterious circumstances, and her family launched a search for her
- His father, who could not hold back tears, said he was on the verge of despair until he saw his beloved son
Kiambu – A family has found comfort after being reunited with their loved one who had been missing for weeks.
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Ivy Wanja mysteriously disappeared in June, leaving her family scrambling to find her.
Wanja's father receives a call from Nakuru
His worried family was searching for him in vain, as every sign that appeared came to an end without any results.
After three months, the little girl was reunited with her family, and her father could not hide his incomparable joy.
“I have received many calls, including a call from Nakuru. One person told me that he had seen my daughter and asked me to send money so that he could send me a picture of my daughter. However, his phone switched off,” Wanja's father told Mwangaza TV Kenya.
The overjoyed father recounted the challenges he went through when his little daughter went missing.
He thought of taking his own life due to the stress he had, not knowing the condition of Wanja.
“I didn't do well at work. I was thinking about my daughter all day, every day,” he said with tears streaming down his face.
Wanja was sent to a children's shelter
Wanja was rescued by a church that took him to a children's shelter in Kiambu county while they were looking for his parents.
During that period, he received an education like other children in the program and was not deprived of anything.
Wanja's father contacted the police about his daughter and was very happy to see her after many months of not knowing her whereabouts.
Social media users praised God following the happy news of the union of a father and his daughter.
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