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Jaro Egbo Extends Support To Family Of 3-Month-Old Baby Abduction Survivor, Provides Gift Items For Child’s Parent

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Jaro Egbo Extends Support To Family Of 3-Month-Old Baby Abduction Survivor, Provides Gift Items For Child's Parent

In a heartwarming display of compassion and community support, the Executive Chairman of Ughelli North Locak Government Area, Olorogun (Barr.), Jaro Movudu Egbo Ksc visited the family of a 3-month-old baby who narrowly escaped abduction in Oveto Street-Ughelli, Delta State, through the help of good Samaritans.

Addressing members of the press during the visit, Barr. Jaro Egbo expressed deep concern over the rise in security threats within the LGA.

He disclosed that he received information about the abduction incident while attending a security meeting in Asaba and immediately activated necessary channels to support the rescue effort.

“I want to assure every resident of Ughelli North that the safety of our people, especially our children, remains a top priority. Justice will be served, and we will continue to work closely with security agencies to prevent such acts,” he stated.

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The Council boss used the occasion to call on parents and guardians to be more vigilant and proactive in ensuring the safety of their children.

He emphasized that increased public awareness and cooperation with law enforcement agencies can significantly reduce the risk of such incidents.

The Council Chairman was accompanied by a delegation of aides, senior council officials, and political associates—highlighting the seriousness with which the council views the matter and its broader implications for the community.

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A touching moment during the visit was the presentation of gift items to the child’s parent, a gesture that reflected Jaro Egbo’s empathy and solidarity with the affected family during their time of distress.

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