Family appeals for help to trace missing Form Three student in Nandi

 Victoria Cherop, a Form Three student at Cheptwolio Secondary School in Nandi County, who has been reported missing. Her family is appealing to the public for information that could help trace her. Photo: Courtesy.
  • A Nandi family is appealing for public assistance to trace missing Form Three student Victoria Cherop.
  • The Cheptwolio Secondary School student reportedly left school on September 2 and has not returned.
  • Her family is urging anyone with information about her whereabouts to contact authorities or the family.

A family in Nandi County is appealing for public assistance to help trace a Form Three student who has been missing for several weeks.

Victoria Cherop, a Form Three student at Cheptwolio Secondary School in Kosirai Ward, Chesumei Constituency, reportedly left school on September 2 and has not been seen since.

According to information from the family, Victoria was last seen about a week ago in the Kabisaga area, Mosop Constituency, where efforts to establish her whereabouts have so far been unsuccessful.

Family appeals for information

Her disappearance has raised concern among her family, friends and the school community, prompting an appeal to members of the public to help trace her.

The family has urged anyone who may have seen Victoria or has information that could assist in locating her to report to the relevant authorities or contact the family directly.

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Anyone with information about her whereabouts can contact 0727 573 722 or 0725 663 835.

The family is hopeful that Victoria will be found safe and reunited with her loved ones.

By Adrian Biwott

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