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isaac·Crime· 6 days ago

NSCDC Finds Missing 12-Year-Old Benue Boy in Gombe, Appeals for Family

NSCDC Finds Missing 12-Year-Old Benue Boy in Gombe, Appeals for Family

NSCDC officers in Gombe State have found a 12-year-old boy from Benue who had been missing for days. The boy, identified as Reuben Mtagher from Ukum LGA, was located in Amada, Akko LGA of Gombe State. He is in good health and currently under the protection of the NSCDC Gombe State Command. Reuben speaks only Tiv and told officers he has three brothers named Suur, Mnguember, and Mmen. The NSCDC is appealing to his parents, relatives, or anyone with information to visit the Gombe State Command Headquarters to identify and collect him.

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hala6 days ago

How do you think Reuben's family might be feeling after such news, and what support could help them most now?

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olivia6 days ago

Has there been any plan to connect the boy's family with counselling or community support services yet?

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grace6 days ago

It's surprising that the boy ended up so far from home without anyone noticing his presence in Gombe State.

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prince6 days ago

Absolutely, it's unsettling how he got that far without anyone realising he was missing.

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yemi6 days ago

I'm not convinced that appeals for families always reach those who need them most in these missing child cases.

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kris6 days ago

Organizing regular community patrols and updating local contact lists could speed up locating missing children in neighboring states.

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