“Stop Any Publication That She Is Still Missing” – Family Of Kidnapped Epe Trader, Aminat Urge

By Babatunde Kaka

The family of the kidnapped Epe trader, Aminat Folorunsho-Balogun, has urged the public to stop publicising news that their daughter’s kidnap.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that the family of the kidnapped Epe trader, Hajia Aminat Taiwo Folorunsho-Balogun, has appealed to members of the public to desist from further publicising the news of their daughter’s infamous kidnap.

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This was disclosed in a press release made available to EKO HOT BLOG, signed by the representative of the family, Mrs Idowu Awawu.

 

Mrs Awawu disclosed that it was no longer necessary to continue publicising the victim’s kidnap as she has been found unscathed.

 

Mrs Idowu commended the relentless efforts of the men of the Nigerian Police, private detectives, professional bodies, the press and the general public whom she said made monumental financial contributions and compassionate solidarity towards the victim’s release.

 

She, however, revealed that Hajia Aminat is receiving prompt medical attention to cure her of the physical and psychological stress which arose from the kidnap experience.

 

“On behalf of the Family and Management, I write to inform the general public that Mrs Folorunsho who was recently declared missing has been found.”

 

“Mrs Folorunsho was found unhurt, thanks to the effort of the security operatives, private detective and of course, the wide range of support received from the general public.”

 

“While she is currently receiving all the necessary care and attention at relevant quarters for her to resume her regular activity, we want to thank all Professional bodies, individuals and the general public for the financial solidarity given to us.”

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“We, therefore, urge all to please stop any form of publicity indicating that she is still missing.”

 

“Once again, on behalf of the management and the family of Mrs Folorunsho, I wish to thank the Nigerian Police force and other security operatives, the press as well and the general public for the show of solidarity,” the statement read in part.

 

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