Jane Hato, the captain of Kenya’s U20 football team and a midfielder for the Kenya Police Bullets, has gone missing, sparking widespread concern within the Kenyan football community. Jane was scheduled to fly to Ethiopia with her team last night, but she did not appear at the designated pickup point. Her phone has been off, and her mother and friends have been searching for her throughout the night.
The news of Jane’s disappearance has led to an outpouring of support and prayers on social media. Kevin Teya, a well-known figure in the community, shared the alarming news on Facebook, urging anyone with information about her whereabouts to come forward.
The situation has also highlighted concerns over the logistics surrounding the team’s travel arrangements. Gideon Kibicho commented, "Poor logistics. I thought players should be in a camp before traveling. Sio kila mtu atoke kwake," reflecting frustration with the current system.
Other Facebook users have expressed their hopes and prayers for Jane’s safe return. Tom Otieno posted, "May our merciful God protect her wherever she is," while Sham Sham added, "May Almighty God be on her side and protect her." The concern and unity within the community are evident, with many echoing the sentiment that Jane’s safety is paramount.
The Moraa Times Podcast has also amplified the call for help, urging the public to assist in finding Jane Hato. As the search continues, the Kenyan football community remains on edge, hoping for positive news regarding the young athlete’s whereabouts.