A family in Pipeline area on the outskirt of Nakuru town is looking for their son who got lost last week on Tuesday evening under unclear circumstances.
According to his father Pastor John Ndebe of Christ Is the Answer Ministries (CITAM), the 24-year-old James Ndebe left his phone on the table in his father’s house before he disappeared between 5pm and 7pm last Tuesday.
The family says that so far they have not seen or heard anything about him.
The man, famously known as Jemo allegedly took his father’s laptop. His father is urging the public to give information they may have as soon as possible if they come across anything that may link them to the young man.
He said the information can be given to him through NPC Nakuru or the matter reported at Mwariki Police Station or any police station.
Pastor Ndebe described his son as humble.
The pastor said he feared that his son might have been abducted.
"I fear my son could have been abducted and killed by unknown people,” he said.
James has been living with his father since he completed his KCSE last year in Nairobi and his case adds to the numerous cases of people going missing being on the rise in Nakuru.