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BREAKING: Police begin search for missing Ekiti man
The statement read, “Dada of Olokemeji Street, Odo-Ado area of Ado Ekiti, the Ekiti State capital, left home on May 15, 2023, around 10 a.m. to an unknown destination and never returned. He is 33 years old, fair in complexion, speaks Yoruba and English languages fluently, and has no tribal mark.”
The Ekiti State Police Command has commenced an investigation to locate the whereabouts of a 33-year-old man, Felix Dada, who went missing in the Ado Ekiti area of the state.
In a statement on Tuesday, the state Police Public Relations Officer, Sunday Abutu, said Dada’s whereabouts became unknown after he left his residence in Odo-Ado, Ado Ekiti, for an undisclosed location in the state.
The statement read, “Dada of Olokemeji Street, Odo-Ado area of Ado Ekiti, the Ekiti State capital, left home on May 15, 2023, around 10 a.m. to an unknown destination and never returned. He is 33 years old, fair in complexion, speaks Yoruba and English languages fluently, and has no tribal mark.”
Noting that the command had begun an investigation to unravel Dada’s whereabouts, Abutu urged anyone with useful information concerning his present location to contact the nearest police station or call 09064050086.”
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