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I was not ready to take care of the 6 year old and would often leave her with my mom. My brother was going to be gone for a period of two months. One day as I was coming home from a party at 10 pm, my mom sounded asleep and I couldn’t find my niece anywhere.
I searched for her to no avail, the search continued for three days but there was no sign of her. My brother was due to come in two weeks time. I was frustrated and I always felt guilty for my niece to be missing. A family friend told me about Dr. Mugwenu and how he could help me find my niece.
Man says his niece eventually came home on her own
I gave him a call and without even physically meeting him he helped me. My niece came home on her own the following day. I am taking this opportunity to tell anyone having similar problems visit Dr. Mugwenu at www.mugwenudoctors.com and your problems shall be solved. You can also call Dr Mugwenu at +254740637248 and have your all problems solved.
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