The missing man was reportedly abducted on 12 November 2024 in Anambra State.
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“Please, what is the procedure to arrest someone who is investigated and found linked to the abduction of a person?” Tochukwu added. The commissioner said he was aware that the SSS investigated the disappearance of the victim and then referred this reporter to the SSS. Mr Mefor said it would have been understandable if the victim’s wife had asked the governor to pressure security operatives to quicken their investigative efforts.“I understand the woman’s fate. However, she should also understand the limitations of the state government and the governor. We are also looking forward to security agencies doing their work,” he said.
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