It was learnt that the
girl, in company with her parents, had gone to the camp at Kilometer 46 on the
Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Ogun State, to attend the one-week annual convention
of the church that ended on Sunday. The girl, who is the youngest child of her
parents, was last seen playing with two of her cousins on Friday, August 9
The victim’s aunt, Omotade Odunowo, told our
correspondent that the matter had been reported to the police.
She said, “She (Oluwaseun) was staying at a rented chalet in the
camp along with her parents. Around 10am on that day, she was seen with two of
her younger cousins, who are between the ages of two and three.
“After sometime, we did not see her again. Due to the young ages
of the little children who were with her at the time of her disappearance, we
have not been able to know what happened exactly.”
Odunowo said all efforts to trace the victim’s whereabouts proved
abortive and the family believed that she had been abducted.
She said the family had searched every nook and cranny of the camp
and reported to the relevant authorities in RCCG, all to no avail.
She added that no one had called the family to demand a ransom.
Odunowo said, “We have been traumatised since then and cannot wait
for the safe return of our daughter back home. We shall therefore be extremely
grateful to receive any information that may lead to our reunion with
Oluwaseun. She is adorable, smart and talks a lot.”
She said the girl’s parents had not been alright since the
incident. She said the mother had refused to go back to work since her daughter
went missing.
She said, “Oluwaseun’s mother has not left the Redemption Camp
since the incident occurred. She is still hoping that the person that took her
away would bring her back.”
When contacted on the telephone, the state police command’s
Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, confirmed the incident to our
correspondent, adding that the matter was being investigated at the Redemption
Camp Police Station.
Punch
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