A nurse, Lucy Likeh, has reportedly gone missing after visiting a park in the Federal Capital Territory to send a parcel to her friend.
The 28-year-old, working with a private organisation at MKK Plaza in Jabi, Abuja, was said to have been at Zuba Park to send a parcel to her friend in Minna, Niger State, on Friday.
The nurse’s whereabouts have remained unknown after she visited the park, and her mobile phone switched off.
According to the information, Likeh is slim, average height, and chocolate in complexion.
She was said to be wearing a black tracksuit and a black/white chiffon shirt with a fez cap when she was last seen.
Confirming the incident on Wednesday, Likeh’s brother-in-law, Shadrach Obi, said he had reported the incident to two police stations in the FCT.
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He said, “She’s my wife’s younger sister, and she hasn’t been found yet. As I speak to you now, I am on my way to the FCT Police Command.
“Though I have reported the matter to the police station around where she works. I have also reported to the Zuba Police Station covering where she reported she was going on Friday.
“But those efforts are not yielding results yet, and today, I am going to the command now to make a report.”
Obi also disclosed that he had earlier shared on social media platforms a missing person notice and as well confirmed that Likeh got to the park and sent the parcel which the friend had received in Minna.
“My wife’s younger sister who stays with us is missing. She’s a nurse. She works with a private organisation at MKK Plaza in Jabi.
“She chatted with my wife on Friday evening that she would be going to Zuba Park after work to send a parcel to a friend in Minna. Since then, we have not seen her, and her phone has been switched off.
“It was confirmed that she actually got to Zuba and sent the parcel because the receiver has been contacted by us.
“We have gone to the police station at Utako and Zuba to make a report, and I want to put it here just in case.
For any useful information about this, please contact me: Obi Shedrach Azuka 08035545578 or the nearest police station,” the missing person alert read.