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Delta Police Declares Stephen Okoro Missing
The Delta State Police Command has declared one Stephen Okoro missing.
The victim, according to the police is a Car Hire Service Operator, residing at No. 17, Otomewo close, Agadagba, Ekpan Warr, Delta State.
Police statement on Wednesday says the victim went missing on November 17, 2017 at about 0700hrs, when an unknown person chattered his vehicle, Toyota Camry Reg. No. GRA 749 KH, engine No. 2AZ 8807355, chassis No. 4T1BE46K87U676141, grey in colour.
The unknown car person, according to the statement also hired his services to drive him to Benin, Edo State but since then the victim has not been seen, and all efforts made to trace him proved abortive.
He is a native of Ekwakwa, Agbarotor, Delta State. Urhobo by tribe, 5.9ft tall, and dark in complexion, and speaks Urhobo, Isoko and English fluently.
Anyone with useful information on the whereabouts of the victim should report to Special Anti-Kidnapping and Cyber crime Squad (SAKCCS) office, PPRO’s office Asaba or the nearest Police Station, State police spokesman, DSP Andrew Aniamaka said in a statement on Wednesday.
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