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32-Year-Old Lady, One Other Declared Missing In Rivers
By Daniel Dafe
The whereabouts of one Elizabeth Edoukumor last seen at Eliozu in Rivers State on the 9th Of October 2023, is unknown.
She is said to have left home to go about her daily activities on the said day.
A family source said she got a call from an aunty at Eastern by-pass to go deliver meat at her cousin’s place at Harmony Estate, Eloizu, adding that that was her last known location.
“She called at 6:31pm that she was about to leave for home but never got home. Her line was unreachable until it became switched off.
“She was wearing a white jumpsuit that had a black polka Dots, she wears glasses and was on corn rows hair style with her normal hair.
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“She was carrying her bag and all her IDs and a Phone,” the source said.
Adding: “If found, kindly report to the nearest police station or call 09041335533.”
The missing Elizabeth is of Ayakoromo residing in Port Harcourt who is 32 years old had a height of 5.7.
She is dark in complexion, speaks English, Hausa and Ijaw.
Meanwhile, a 300 Level student of the Department of Marketing, Ignatius Ajuru University, Rachel Besem Ojong, from Okrika Local Government Area has also been declared missing.
Family members said anybody with useful information about her whereabouts should call her mum with the following numbers 0905 4775 006, 08136376386.
Recall that Otuene Justina Nkang, a 300L Biochemistry student of University of Port Harcourt declared missing was found lifeless with her severed body found in a bag at her boyfriend’s house.
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