- Panic has gripped Wamage Village after Grade 9 pupil Stacy Ogai disappeared while running a school errand
- Her family says she has not been seen since she went to photocopy documents at Viyalo Market Centre, despite desperate searches
- Members of the public are being asked to help share any information that could lead to her safe return
A family from Wamage Village in Chavakali Ward, Vihiga County, is appealing to members of the public for assistance in tracing their daughter, Stacy Ogai, who went missing on Sunday under unclear circumstances.
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Stacy, a Grade 9 pupil at Kigunga Secondary School, reportedly left home earlier in the day after she was sent to Viyalo Market Centre to photocopy school documents.
How Vihiga student went missing
According to her family, she did not return home afterwards, and all efforts to reach her have so far been unsuccessful.
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Concern is growing within the family and the wider community as hours turn into days without any information on her whereabouts.
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Relatives say they have checked with friends, neighbours, and nearby trading centres, but there has been no confirmed sighting of the young girl since she left for the errand.
The family describes Stacy as a disciplined and focused student, making her sudden disappearance even more distressing.
Family appeals for help to find teen
They are now urging anyone who may have seen her or has any information, no matter how small, to come forward and assist in bringing her home safely.
Residents have also joined in the search efforts, sharing her details widely in hopes of generating leads that could help trace her whereabouts.
Authorities have been informed, and investigations are expected to continue as the search intensifies.
The family is pleading with the public to remain alert and to share any useful information that could help reunite them with their daughter safely.
Social media reactions
Selina Abeire
“Wueeeh, what’s wrong, surely? I’m tired with these reports of missing children. Wazazi tumekosea wapi ukweli? Mungu atulindie watoto wetu sisi wenyewe hatuwezi kabisaa.”
Mhesh Ateru Moses Ongusi
“Shida ya watoto wadogo nowadays ni wajuaji mapema. As parents, tuko na kibarua coz we have to monitor our girls every time.”
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Prisca Musanga
“What is happening? Na serikali imenyamaza tu. Polisi wamelala class but waitie watu wa pombe wakimbizane.”
Fidel Foden Fidel Foden
“This is the second incident report in the same month in Vihiga County. What’s going on?”
Nakuru teacher disappears
In Nakuru, a 31-year-old teacher has been missing for nearly three weeks after she was last seen in Eden on May 4.
Mercy Nyaboke left her home around 6.20am to report to her new workplace at a school in Nakuru after ending her contract in Kiambu due to health reasons.
At around 8.30am, her mother received a call from the headteacher asking where her daughter was as she had not reported for work.
Since then, her family and friends have been tried to contact her but her two numbers have remained unreachable.
Source: NgGossips
