Parents seek help to locate daughter kidnapped in Lagos two years ago
A family in Lagos is desperately searching for their daughter, abducted two years ago.

A family in Ejigbo, Lagos State, is making a heartfelt plea for assistance in locating their daughter, who was kidnapped two years ago at the tender age of five. The child went missing while attending an Arabic school with her brother, who was later found abandoned at a mall.
According to the parents, CCTV footage captured a man believed to be the abductor with both children shortly before the incident occurred. The footage shows the suspect leading the children away, after which the boy was left at the mall, but their daughter has not been seen since.
The distraught parents have explored various avenues in their search for their daughter, including collaborating with law enforcement and following up on multiple leads. Despite their efforts, they have not made any progress in finding her, leading them to exhaust their resources in the quest to bring her home.
In a recent statement, the family expressed their unwavering belief that their daughter is still alive. They are now reaching out to the public for support, hoping that renewed attention to their case might yield new information or leads that could assist in the search.
The emotional toll of the two-year ordeal has been immense for the family, who continue to hold on to hope. They are urging anyone with information regarding their daughter's whereabouts to come forward and help them reunite with her.
This tragic case highlights the ongoing issue of child abduction in Nigeria, a concern that has been growing in recent years. The family remains determined to find their daughter and is appealing to the community for any assistance that can aid in their search efforts.
Sources
- Punch Newspapers Original article