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A distressed family in Tuthu village, Kangema constituency, Murang’a County is pleading with government agencies and well-wishers to help in tracing their 23-year-old son. Erick Joseph Irungu, a fourth-year marketing student at the Cooperative University of Kenya in Karen, Nairobi County, went missing on Sunday, April 13, 2025 and efforts to trace him have proved futile.
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Distress in Kangema as family searches for son missing for 3 weeks
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