Boda boda rider linked to 3 abducted Nyali schoolgirls
Photos of two of the minors said to have been abducted by a bodaboda rider from a Nyali school on March 13, 2019. PHOTO | COURTESY
What you need to know:
The three girls, two boarders and a day scholar, were taken from a boarding primary school in Nyali by a boda boda rider.
- The parents reported the incident to Nyali Police Station.
- The parents want Rise and Shine Primary School to explain the whereabouts of their girls.
Three Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) candidates have been abducted by a boda boda rider in Nyali.
The three girls, two boarders and a day scholar, were taken from a boarding primary school in Nyali by a boda boda rider on Wednesday.
“The man came and took our children. When I asked the watchman, he told us they had gone to buy viazi [potatoes]. This is the third day, I can't sleep or eat. I urge the Inspector General of police or Interior [CS] Fred Matiang'i to help us,” cried a mother of one of the abducted girls.
Mr Wilson Katana, the boda boda operator, who was arrested in Nyali on March 15, 2019 following the disappearance of three primary school girls from Bombolulu, Mombasa County. PHOTO | WACHIRA MWANGI | NATION MEDIA GROUP
The parent, Ms Emily Nanjala reported the matter to Nyali Police Station whose Occurrence Book number is 26/14/3/19.
“My daughter, a 13-year-old girl left home on Wednesday morning but she never came back home. I reported the matter to the police station and to date no one has helped me. My daughter might be killed or anything might happen to her,” said the mother.
One of the missing Rise and Shine Primary School students. PHOTO | COURTESY
Relatives of the abducted girls are at Dog Section in Kisauni where they have gone to apprehend the man suspected to have abducted the girls.
The school where the three girls were picked up from by the boda boda operator on March 13, 2019. WACHIRA MWANGI | NATION MEDIA GROUP
The parents want Rise and Shine Primary School to explain the whereabouts of their daughters and how they left the school compound.
