REGINA, SK - NOVEMBER 20: Henoc Muamba #10 of the Toronto Argonauts celebrates with his daughter after being announced as both the Most Outstanding Canadian and the Most Valuable Player in the 109th Grey Cup game between the Toronto Argonauts and Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Mosaic Stadium on November 20, 2022 in Regina, Canada. (Photo by Brent Just/Getty Images)
In a heartbreaking development, Winnipeg Blue Bombers legend Henoc Muamba has announced that his 9-year-old son has gone missing from a local swimming pool. The esteemed linebacker, known for his stellar career and dedication to the community, reported his son missing late yesterday afternoon. Authorities were swiftly alerted, and a search operation has been launched, involving local police, dive teams, and volunteers.
Muamba, who has been a cornerstone of the Blue Bombers’ defense and a beloved figure in Winnipeg, expressed his profound distress and called for privacy during this challenging time. “Our family is devastated. We are praying for the safe return of our son and appreciate all the support and efforts from the community and search teams,” Muamba said in a statement.
The swimming pool where the incident occurred is currently closed for investigation, and officials are working to understand the circumstances that led to the child’s disappearance. Community members have rallied around Muamba, with many expressing their concern and support through social media and local outreach. The Blue Bombers organization has also issued a statement, extending their thoughts and prayers to Muamba’s family and urging everyone to join in the search efforts.
