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Murang'a Family Left in Agony as 28-Year-Old Daughter Mysteriously Disappears: "Alitoka Tu"

Twenty-eight-year-old Lilian Nyambura Mbugua went missing from her Gikono home in Murang'a on Monday, December 23

Her mother revealed to TUKO.co.ke that Nyambura disappeared from their abode without any provocation

The family has urged Kenyans with information about her whereabouts to report to any police station to aid in her finding

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Nancy Odindo, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings more than three years of experience covering politics, news, and feature stories across digital and print media in Kenya.

Murang'a - A family in Gikono, Kabati, is left devastated following the mysterious disappearance of their 28-year-old daughter.

Lilian Nyambura Mbugua (l) has been reported missing by her family since Monday, December 23. Photo: Carol Radull/Getty Images.

Source: Facebook

Lilian Nyambura Mbugua was last seen at her home on Monday, December 23, around 10am.

Why did Lilian Nyambura leave her home?

Speaking exclusively to TUKO.co.ke, her mother stated that Nyambura left the house without any clear reason or prior indication of plans.

"She went missing on Monday, December 23, at around 10am. There were no issues or any problems. She just went," her mother said, visibly heartbroken over the sudden disappearance.

She was last seen wearing a red dress, a sky-blue sweater, and a white and black headscarf.

Her family has called on Kenyans who may have information regarding her whereabouts to report to the nearest police station.

This incident comes amidst rising cases of abductions across the country. Since June 2024, the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights stated that at least 29 people have gone missing, intensifying safety concerns.

KHRC has urged the police to clarify the status of those who have been detained under suspicion of abduction and to present them in court to face charges.

A growing number of Kenyans and local leaders have voiced their frustration, demanding the immediate and unconditional release of those who have been abducted.

The youths have also threatened to take to the streets once more, with protests scheduled for Monday, December 30, to protest the surge in abductions and call for stronger action from authorities.

Source: TUKO.co.ke

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