Nairobi: Ajuza who was found roaming around Kayole has been reunited with his family after the whereabouts report

• In a story with a happy ending, a grandmother who was found disoriented near Kayole Police Station has returned home
• Faustima Nekesa could not remember her home in Nairobi, but she remembered that she was from Lugulu village, Busia County
• Fortunately, a good Samaritan saw the missing person report written by TUKO.co.ke and sent it to their home groups.

Faustima Nekesa has finally been reunited with her family, thanks to information shared by TUKO.co.ke.

Nekesa, who was found loitering near the Kayole Police Station there Nairobihe was confused and could not remember where he lived.

Where is Faustima Nekesa's home?

The only thing he could remember was that he was from Lugulu village, County kiss.

Nekesa's plight touched police officer Ruth Cossie, who, in an effort to help her, shared her story with TUKO.co.ke.

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The police officer appealed to the public for any information that could help him reunite with his family.

This act of kindness set off a chain of events, eventually reaching Nekesa's relatives, who were immediately accompanied by police officers.

How did the family of Faustima Nekesa know that she is in the police station?

Shortly after the story was published, there was success.

“One person saw the story online and posted it on their homegroup,” Officer Cossie told TUKO.co.ke.

Her family, overjoyed, rushed to the Kayole Police Station, where they tearfully reunited with their long-lost mother.

They revealed that Nekesa had disappeared a few days before, and they were desperately searching for him.

Advice from the family of Faustima Nekesa

Officer Cossie expressed his gratitude to the public and media, whose efforts made the reunion a success.

“We are so happy that he has been reunited with his family. This would not have been possible without the help of the people who sent the messages,” he said.

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Nekesa's family thanked all those involved in bringing their loved one home safely.

They urged others to be careful with their elders, especially in crowded cities like Nairobi, where it is easy to get lost and confused.

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Source: TUKO.co.ke