Lost Children:Come to our rescue

Achen came to meet aunt
Nine-year-old Doreen Achen was in tears at the Bus Park, when a Good Samaritan rescued her and handed to officers at the Old Kampala Police Station. She said her father, Carlos Otim, had put her on the bus in Lira to travel to Kampala to meet her aunt, Nancy. Achen, a P.3. pupil of Eyama Primary School in Lira, can only speak Langi.

She explained through a translator, that her father is a policeman in Masindi and that he had gone back to Lira for a holiday. It was, however, difficult to get more information about her aunt and the Police appeal to her relatives to pick her up. For details call 0711042336.

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Byansali got lost at a party
Gibu Byansali, 12, claims he travelled to Kampala for a party with his friends. He says as he wandered in the neighbourhood where the party was taking place, his friends left with their father and returned to Masaka without him. He told the officers at Old Kampala Police Station that he was a P1 pupil of Good Foundation School in Nyendo and his teacher was Madam Aida. 

His mother’s name is Phina and his father is Meddie, who sells matooke in Nyendo where the family lives. To assist him call 0711042336.

Mubiru stranded 
Jovan Mubiru, 11, who had been stranded in Kitintale, a Kampala suburb, was handed over to Jinja Road Police.

The P.2. pupil of Bwaise Primary School says his teacher is Madam Nambasa and his mother is Ruth Namanda, who lives in Bwaise. To assist him call 0751875933.

Kabanda wants to go home 
Eleven-year-old Calvin Kabanda has been sleeping on verandahs for several months. He says his father, Derrick Kizito, passed away last year and was buried in Masaka, while his mother, Hasifa Nalumansi, used to run a bar at Bugonga in Entebbe municipality and lives in Nakiwogo. To help him call 0711042335.

Nakabugo was looking for a job
Sarah Nakabugo, 12, left her grandmother’s village in Mpigi and travelled to Kampala with her younger sister to look for jobs as maids. She says their parents died when they were very young. When her sister got a job, Nakabugo was left stranded and had no money to pay for her transport back home.

A Good Samaritan led her to Wandegeya Police Station.

Toddler roaming in Wandegeya
A boy of about four years who says his name is Muko, was found roaming around Wandegeya and handed over to Wandegeya Police Station. He says his father’s name is Nasur Kakembo of Bwaise.

Nabasirye came to look for an Aunt 
Aida Nabasirye, 12, left Luwero recently to look for an aunt in Bwaise but got lost and a Good Samaritan took her to Wandegeya Police Station for assistance. She needs mony to travel back to her Umaru Kasirye and Shamim Nambawa.