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US-Based Nigerian Dancer Korra Obidi Raises Alarm Over Missing Child
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Korra Obidi, shocks fans with a distress call, revealing her daughter, June, is missing.
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Korra narrates the harrowing experience of picking up June from school only to find her missing.
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She points to a suspicious pick-up at 1:00, an hour before school closure, and implicates her estranged husband in the alleged kidnapping.
Eko Hot Blog reports that renowned US-based Nigerian dancer, Korra Obidi, has issued a distress call, revealing that her daughter, June, is missing. In a Facebook live video shared on her official page on Friday, Korra expressed deep concern and accused her estranged husband, Justin Dean, as the prime suspect in the alleged abduction.
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In the video, she stated,
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“I went to pick June up from school and she was missing. The teacher said someone came to pick June up by 1:00, and school closes by 2 pm.
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June is not with me right now. She’s missing. And of course, I know who kidnapped June from her new school. This is a brand new school; she started the new school yesterday, and she didn’t even finish the whole day of her second day in school.”
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Korra revealed that during the school registration, she had avoided getting involved in the divorce drama by listing both parents’ names.
This, she claimed, allowed her estranged husband to gain access to the school and allegedly kidnap their daughter.
The distressed mother is now seeking public awareness and assistance in locating her missing child, as she continues to grapple with the alarming situation.
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