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Juja: Fear broke out as a 4-year-old girl was allegedly kidnapped by 2 women while she was playing

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  • Baby Michelle Marjorie was playing with her friends outside their house when she was allegedly robbed by two women
  • According to Ev Mercy Nungari, the little girl was taken by two women on Friday, October 25, and the child's parents reported the incident at the Juja Police Station
  • Netizens flooded Nungari's Facebook page and sympathized with the family while also offering prayers on Facebook

A family in Kenyatta Road, Juja is in pain after their daughter who was playing with friends disappeared suddenly.

Michelle Marjorie at home at her happiest (l), hanging out with her mom (r). Photo: Ev Mercy Nungari.
Source: Facebook

Where was Michelle's disappearance reported?

In a post shared by Ev Mercy Nungari's Original Page, it emerged that Michelle Marjorie is only four years old, and she was allegedly taken by two women on Friday, October 25.

“The case was reported at the Juja police station and Michelle will be found,” said Nungari.

“Participate in abundance until we find our angel. Let these evil women be pursued in the name of Jesus. We speak the blood of Jesus over the life of this innocent soul. Prayer warriors, mention this angel in your prayers while we also pray for the mother.” he added.

Kenyans are talking about the sad news

Wambui's mother:

“God's protection… may he be found safe in the name of Jesus🙏.“

Leah Wangari Mwaura:

“God's angel finds that child and returns him to his parents safely.”

Joycephine Gituku

“Four years of playing outside with an adult. This is one thing that needs to be fixed. We hope he is found safe. The person who took him knew that children were playing unsupervised.”

Faith Charles:

“We declare protection over this young woman. As God told Laban, do not do anything good or bad to Jacob. We declare that no evil will be done to him until he is reunited with his family.”

A Bagara student disappears during a school visit

In September 2024, Joel Johanes left Bagara Secondary School with a group of 102 other students and teachers for a school trip, but sadly he never returned.

According to the school, when they started climbing Kwaara hill, they split up and started climbing, and some of them got lost.

Joel's parents wanted answers to the loss of their beloved boy who was the first born and the only son too.

Source: TUKO.co.ke

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