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FUL student declared missing in Kogi.

AdminBy AdminMarch 13, 2024Updated:March 13, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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By Dawud Ahmed in Lokoja.

The Police Command in Kogi State has declared a 19-year-old student of the Federal University, Lokoja,kogi State, north central Nigeria,Janet Kyeme, missing .

The Police Public Relations Officer PPRO for the command, SP William Ovie Aya, disclosed this in a statement he signed and made a copy available to The Reporters in Lokoja on Wednesday.

He said:”The missing person by name *JENET KYEME*, of Zango Daji Lokoja, is 19 years old, dark in complexion, without a tribal mark on her face, short in height.

“She speaks English, Yoruba and Hausa Languages. She left home in 8/3/2024 to School for Lecture at the Federal University Lokoja, till date her whereabout is unknown. Anyone with useful information on her whereabout, should please report to the nearest Police Station or contact the GSM NO. 08107899269.

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