Musyoka M.Charles(La Prince)🇰🇪🇮🇱

I have sat for over an hour thinking about Brian Mugambi Murethi and what his family has been going through since Tuesday, 28th July 2026. Brian is only 29 years old. He is a husband, a father to a beautiful two-year-old daughter, and the proprietor of Meru Sports House, a branding company. On that fateful day, Brian was in Nairobi to receive his cargo. He later proceeded along Thika Road and, according to the family, his last known interaction was with Eric Kabi, whom he had dropped at KU, around the China Square KU area. Since then, Brian has disappeared. His phone is switched off. His car, KDL 586R, has not been found. His family has been searching, praying, calling and hoping for a miracle. Behind every missing person is a family slowly breaking. His mother, Agnes Kiene Murethi, is living through every parent's nightmare. His father, Japheth Murithi, is desperately waiting for his firstborn son to come home. His wife is waiting. His two-year-old daughter is waiting. And somewhere, someone knows something. To whoever may have Brian, please listen to the cry of a mother and the innocence of a two-year-old child. If this is about money, debt, a business dispute or anything else, there are ways to resolve such matters without destroying a family. Take the car. Take the money. Take whatever property you think you are owed but please, spare Brian. Let him come home alive. And to Kenyans: this cannot be another missing-person story that disappears from our timelines after 24 hours. If you saw KDL 586R along Thika Road or anywhere in Nairobi on or after 28th July, speak up. If you saw Brian, speak up. If you know something however small tell the family or the authorities. Do not wait for someone else to speak. Let us become Brian's voice while his family searches for him. Share this widely. Put pressure on the authorities to investigate every lead. Help this family find answers. Brian must come home. Alive. See how happy they were happy in this photo.