Family, friends seek help in finding couple and their son who ‘disappeared’ while travelling from Lagos to Calabar
Family, friends seek help in finding couple and their son who ‘disappeared’ while travelling from Lagos to Calabar
Family and friends are seeking the public’s help in locating a couple and their child who went missing while travelling from Lagos to Calabar, Cross River, a month ago.
According to a Facebook user, Agada Damian Gentle, Ann Ladi Yakubu, her husband and their son, Nathan, left Lagos for Calabar on August 10, 2024, but never arrived at their destination.
Agada said that the last contact with the family on that fateful day was when they were between Onitsha and Okigwe.
“We are reaching out to you through this medium because our sister and friend *Ann Alechenu*, and her family, were travelling from Lagos to Calabar on August 10th, but unfortunately, they never arrived at their destination,” wrote.
“TODAY MAKES IT EXACTLY ONE WHOLE MONTH SINCE THEIR DISAPPEARANCE* (30 DAYS)
“We’re deeply concerned and don’t know what happened to them – whether they were kidnapped or involved in an accident.
“The last contact with them on the day they travelled was between Onitsha and Okigwe.
“We need your help to find a closure. Please help us find Ann Ladi Yakubu Ndahi her Husband and son Nathan.”
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