SS2 student missing after trying to repair torn school uniform in Abuja
by Yerindideke Kindness Ayibakuro
A 15-year-old student of the Ceder International College, Abuja, Nimota Olatunde, is no where to be found after trying to repair her torn school uniform.
Tarakiri voice newspaper reports that the suddened disappearance of the student had caused panic among her family members and friends.
Juliana Olajide, the mother of the missing student who lives in Jos, told Newsmen on Thursday that her daughter had not been seen since the past one week after she took permission to fix her torn skirt by the school gate.
“It is now eight days since we last saw my 15-year-old daughter, Nimota Olatunde, who is in SS 2 class at Ceder International College, Abuja.
“She was last seen in her school on Wednesday, April 28, 2021″, she said.
Tarakiri voice newspaper reports that the school authorities, who also confirmed the incident said Olatunde was last seen in school on Wednesday, 28th April 2021 after being said to sew her torn school skirt just by the school gate.
“She was permitted to go through the primary section gate instead of the main entrance gate because of the way the skirt was torn.
“Since then, no one has seen her. The school tailor also said that my daughter was not seen at the shop that day.
“So, we don’t know what has happened to her.”
However the principal, Olukotun Segun, added that the case had already being investigated by the police.
Tarakiri voice newspaper also reports that in another development, 13-year-old Treasure Ofunya, who went missing on April 28 while returning from her school, New Era Model School, Jakpa, Effurun, Delta State, has been found.
An elated member of the family who spoke to Tarakiri voice newspaper on condition of anonymity added that,
“I got a call this morning from the Oghara Divisional Police Officer that Treasure was with them.
“I quickly rushed to Oghara, which is near Sapele, and brought her back to Ekpan Police Divisional Headquarters for official documentation”, he said.
The Acting Police Public Relations Officer, Delta State, DSP Bright Edafe, said the victim had been reunited with her family.
