Mother of four missing children, LG president, tears up during DPO visit

Oluchi Chimobi Agha, the mother of four students who went missing from Great Ambassadors School in Umuahia, on Tuesday revealed how her children, including twins, went missing on their way to school last week. I broke down in tears as I spoke.

Oluchi, who narrated the narration while welcoming Umuahia North LGA Chairman Victor Ikeji at her family home in Umuahia Ibeku, said that her and her husband's lives have changed ever since innocent children were abducted on tricycles to unknown destinations. He said that things have changed from before. Operator, commonly known as Keke NAPEP.

She handed her children over to a tricycle driver to take them to school in Nwegu, Ohuhu Island at 7am last Monday, but was disappointed that the children did not return home at the scheduled closing time of 3pm. I explained that I thought so. .

Oluchi, flanked by her husband Chimobi Agha, implored the local government chairman, the police, other security agencies and all concerned Nigerians to help the family rescue their children alive. did.

The couple thanked the local government chairman and officials for their deep concern for their plight, saying that with the support and prayers of Asians and Nigerians at large, their children would be found.

Umuahia North LGA Chairman, Victor Ikeji, who visited the families of the missing children, said the council was working with the police and other security agencies in the state to do everything possible to rescue the children. I assured the couple.

The Umuahia North Mayor, accompanied by Mr. Jack Robin of Ohuhu Police Station and other officials, said Governor Alex Otti had been informed about the incident, but appealed to various security agencies in the state to rescue the children. asked them to do their best. An unfortunate event.

He also warned criminals operating in Umuahia North to change their minds or face the music.

Source: dailypost.ng