Lagos state police command has said that no fewer than 40 people have been declared missing within three months in Lagos State. The ratio of males and females reported missing between December 28, 2013 and March 20, 2014 are many.
The Lagos State police record shows that 20 males and 20 females went missing in the period. The youngest person among them is Notik Animawun, 12, who was reported missing since the first week of this year.
Spokesperson of the Lagos State police command , DSP Ngozi Braide, stipulated in a record that Animawun’s relation, Fatai Animawun, should be contacted at Alhaji Immam Street, in Ikorodu area of the state or Ikorodu Police Station if someone sees him (the missing person).
Braide said the missing boy speaks Yoruba and English languages fluently.
Another boy is Uzoma Nweke, 13, who lives in Adedoyin Street in Ikorodu. The matter was reported at the station.
Braide also said that the oldest missing person is a woman called Alimotu Ajao, popularly known as Mama Fausat, who is 70 years old.
She said the matter was also reported at Ikorodu Police Station. Ajao resides at Mowokekere Street, Ikorodu.
The police spokesperson has said that parents and guardians should monitor the movements of their children and wards so that they would not fall prey to kidnappers and ritualists. She said the police are doing their best to ensure that the missing people are rescued anywhere they are
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