• Gabriella was doing a woman’s hair when another woman came to her salon asking for some services
• The unidentified woman asked to carry Tanzanian Gabriella’s baby, Glory James, as Gabriella finished her work.
• When the woman whose hair was being made was done, she left with the unidentified woman who was carrying Glory

A woman from Mji Mema, Songea, Tanzania, is stressed after her baby, who was in her company at her workplace, went missing.

Gabriella was working at her salon on Monday, November 4, when her cute bundle of joy was stolen.

The mother of two recounted the events that led to her daughter Glory James being taken away by a strange woman.

How was Gladys stolen from the salon?

The saloonist was making a client’s hair in mid-morning when the suspect came in and greeted them.

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“They seemed to know each other. They were communicating through their phones, sending each other messages. She asked for the prices of some services, and I told her about them. She said her younger sibling, who was at home, wanted to get her hair done.

She later noted my 11-month-old baby was in distress. She asked me to change her diapers and clothes, which I did,” Gabriella shared.

Gabriella reports missing daughter to police

Gabriella said the strange woman picked up Gladys as she tried to calm her while her mother finalised her client.

When the client left, the strange woman left with Gladys and Gabriella, who did not suspect anything then.

“I thought she would return as she had gone for the hair oil I had told her I did not have. I waited until 3pm, and that was the time I came to my senses that my daughter had been taken away. I could not remember the faces of the ladies, but I reported the matter to the police,” the heartbroken woman said.

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Nine-month-old baby stolen in Nakuru

In another story, Maureen Gesare was concerned about her nine-month-old daughter, Maya Kerubo, whom she had not seen.

Gesare, a teenage mother, left her young daughter in the care of her sister, Faith Kemunto, who also had a young child.

Kemunto claimed her neighbour’s twins asked to carry Maya and her child. They joined a group of kids who a woman usually gave free food.

She gave the kids some money to buy snacks while she carried Maya, and while they went to buy the food, she fled with the baby.

Source: TUKO.co.ke