Okuchi begged the LG chairman, police and other security agencies to assist in rescuing her children alive
By Kehinde Okeowo
Mrs Oluchi Chimobi Agha, the mother of the four children who went missing in Umuahia, Abia state capital on Tuesday said life had not been the same for her and her husband since their kids were taken away to an unknown destination by a tricycle operator, popularly known as Keke NAPEP.
Oluchi, who made this known while receiving the Chairman of Umuahia North LGA, Victor Ikeji at the family’s residence in Umuagu Ibeku, broke down in tears while narrating how her kids disappeared on their way to school.
TheNiche had earlier reported that four pupils of Great Ambassadors School in Umuahia, who are from the same parents were declared missing after leaving home for school on November 27.
Their father, Chimaobi Agah, later cried out for public help and also pleaded with the Abia government and the police to come to their rescue.
He narrated; “She (his wife) paid a Keke (tricycle) rider to take them to school. In the afternoon, when the school was supposed to dismiss, they did not return home, and my wife went to their school to look for them.”
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Explaining what transpired to the LG boss, Oluchi said she handed over the kids to the tricycle operator at 7:am on Monday, last week, to take them to their school at Nwoegwu, Ohuhu, but regretted that the kids never returned home at their supposed closure hour of 3:pm.
Flanked by her husband, Mr Chimobi Agha, Oluchi begged the local government chairman, the police, other security agencies and all concerned Nigerians to assist the family in rescuing their children alive.
The couple thanked the local government chairman and his officials for developing deep interest in their plight, saying that with the support and prayers of Abians and Nigerians at large, their kids would be found.
The Umuahia North LGA Chairman, Victor Ikeji, who visited the family of the missing children, assured the couple that his Council was doing everything in collaboration with the police and other security agencies in the State to rescue their children.
Accompanied by the Divisional Police Officer of Ohuhu Police division, Mr Jack Robin and other officials, the Umuahia North Mayor urged various security agencies in the State to do everything to rescue the children, even as he said that Governor Alex Otti had been informed about the unfortunate incident.
He further warned criminals operating in Umuahia North to turn a new leaf or face the music.
