Nairobi Police Officers Rescue 2-Day-Old Baby Abandoned In Githurai Kibanda

• Nairobi police officers have rescued a 2-day-old baby girl who was found abandoned at a kibanda in Githurai
• The heart-wrenching discovery was shared on social media by Wambui wa Githurai and has since gained significant attention and commendation
• The newborn, wrapped in a blanket and left defenceless, was stumbled upon by concerned citizens at Githurai kwa Kibanda

A heartwarming story unfolded in the early hours of the morning as police officers from the Githurai Kimbo Police Station rescued a 2-day-old baby girl abandoned at a kibanda in Githurai.

Police rescue baby at 2am

The abandoned infant was discovered by concerned citizens who came across the newborn at the kibanda, and the rescue was made possible due to the quick response of the police.

The baby, wrapped in a blanket, was left vulnerable and alone.

News of the incident spread rapidly after being shared on Facebook by Wambui wa Githurai, bringing attention to the plight of the helpless child.

The Githurai Kimbo Police Station received the distress call and promptly dispatched officers to the scene.

The police officers arrived at 2 a.m., and upon seeing the situation, they immediately took the infant into their care.

Baby taken to children's home

The baby girl was then taken to the Everlasting Children's Home in Githurai, where she is now safe and receiving the care she needs.

According to Jane Ngonyo, the director of Everlasting Children's Home, the baby is in stable condition and is being cared for by the dedicated staff at the facility.

Jane expressed gratitude to the Nairobi police officers for their swift response in rescuing the abandoned baby.

She confirmed that the police have initiated investigations into the circumstances surrounding the abandonment of the child.

She further confirmed to TUKO.co.ke, the presence of the baby girl at the children's home and praised the community for their concern and willingness to help.

She also shared a call for support from the public to assist with essential items such as diapers, milk, and clothes for the newborn. Ngonyo can be reached for support at 0791241230.

Baby found dumped by dogs turns 7

In a similar story, years ago, a pack of at least 10 stray dogs eerily staring at a strange bundle, wagging their tails and growling strangely attracted passersby to a roadside thicket in Eldoret.

The passersby were astonished to see a newly born baby wrapped in a shawl surrounded by the dogs, which immediately retreated after the people began to mill around the abandoned child.

“The baby was unharmed and was not even crying. It was not known how long she had been there but her age was estimated to be less than two weeks,” Bishop Wilson Kurui of Jesus Love Ministry narrated to TUKO.co.ke.

This was what he was told by a group of people who picked up the baby girl and rushed her to a children’s home under Kurui’s custody.