- When Michael Nzioka left to take care of business, his brother, Martin Kisolo Mboko, left
- When Nzioka returned to find his brother missing, he started a frantic search for his beloved
- Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Nzioka emotionally said it was not the first time his brother had disappeared
A Nairobi family is looking for their loved one who has been missing for several months.
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Martin Kisolo Mboko left his brother's workplace on Thursday afternoon, June 13, and did not return.
Nzioka opens up about his relationship with Kisolo
Michael Nzioka, the youngest of Kisolo, said he had taken her to his workplace to look after her.
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Nzioka said she was worried about her brother, who did not have good mental health and often forgot things and people.
“He doesn't even remember my name. He used to call me 'That guy.' He used to leave the house and go for a walk. This is not the first time he has gone missing. A few months ago, he left home and never came back. He was lost for four days, and after searching for him, we found him and brought him home,” he said.
How did Kisolo get lost?
Nzioka did not want to take any more risks and decided to take Kisolo to his workplace to keep a close eye on him.
However, on the day he went missing, Nzioka went out a little to deal with work matters.
When he returned to his place of work, he found that his brother was not there, and no one saw him leave.
“We have been looking for him everywhere without success. His family is worried. He left behind two small children and a wife standing at the crossroads. No one knows where he went or where he is now. We have already involved the police, who are helping us find him. We request anyone who knows where he is to inform the nearest police station or contact me on 0721 909762,” he asked.
A hotel attendant in Nairobi goes missing at night
In another case, the family of Hezron Achola Olum shared that their son went missing after leaving work around 5pm and heading home to Kariokor.
The man in his late thirties was wearing brown cargo pants, a t-shirt, shoes, and a light blue sweater and was carrying a black belted bag.
According to his brother, Collins, the chef of the Social House hotel was a quiet man who never had problems with anyone.
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