Update from SIGGY .ng

Adekunle Sodiq, a 300-Level student of the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, Ogun State has been declared missing by his family members, Siggy reports.

According to one of his sisters who announced his disapperance, the 24-year-old student from the department of Agricultural Engineering was last seen on Monday, November 22.

"Adekunle Sodiq is a student of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, and studies Agric Engineering. He has been missing since Monday, November 22, 2021, and all efforts to locate him have proven abortive,” she narrated.


“One of his closest friends, Evan Emmanuel, is believed to be a person of interest along with his dad. We thought both of them knew the missing boy's whereabouts due to their action and attitude during the search.

“Evan Emmanuel also disappeared when he was asked to follow the missing boy's dad to the police station to report the incident. Afterward, we located Evan's dad and he stated that his son, Evan has relocated to Ghana. This is someone who is also a student of OOU; a 300 level student just abandoned his education like that and relocated to Ghana.

“His father was asked and instructed to report to the station but instead sent his lawyer, the lawyer was ordered by the police to produce his client unfailingly by Wednesday.”

She added that Sodiq’s closest friend, Evan Emmanuel, who is the main suspect in his brother’s disappearance fled to Ghana on December 1.

https://campusnews.medium.com/300-level-oou-student-declared-missing-by-family-members-photo-1e8d23b5fe27

Nawa o

Wicked people... With recent events one can say all these are happening simply because of the lawlessness and ineffectiveness of our security system.

The heart of Man is desperately wicked
May well not be victim's of Frienemies

Make it not be say them never minne this innocent boy head.

God forbid

habsydiamond:
Wicked people... With recent events one can say all these are happening simply because of the lawlessness and ineffectiveness of our security system.

it's time we stopped blaming the securities over a everything.

Something we are Our own problem .