Adedeji Fathia Bamidele, a Siwes student at Igbesa Polytechnic OGITECH, reports a distressing incident in Lagos, Nigeria. Thirteen-year-old Miracle Adereti was abducted by an unknown gang while walking home with her sister after school.
The family has urgently sought police assistance to locate Miracle and ensure her safe return.
The kidnappers reportedly followed the sisters to school in the morning, patiently waiting until the school day concluded. Seizing the opportunity, they abducted Miracle in a car, leaving her sister behind.
Shocked and distraught, the father, Segun Adereti, learned of the abduction through a distressed relative’s phone call and promptly reported the incident to the police.
Despite assurances from the police to do everything in their power to find Miracle, several days have passed with no sign of her.
The situation has taken a more alarming turn as Mr. Adereti received threatening calls from the kidnappers, warning him against involving law enforcement.
Despite the risks, he insists on seeking police help, emphasizing the need for immediate action to ensure the safety of his family.
Mr. Adereti is now pleading for police protection, highlighting the deep trauma his family is enduring.
The kidnappers’ threats of ransom make it imperative for law enforcement agencies to intervene promptly and bring the criminals to justice.
