Abducted Bayelsa girl, Ese Oruru, to undergo medical test before family reunion — Police
Police say Ese was kept hostage despite instructions she be returned home.
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Police say Ese was kept hostage despite instructions she be returned home.
Video shows Miss Oruru arguing with policemen and goveernment officials
The police had waited for Oruru’s parents to arrive before addressing journalists.
Video shows Miss Oruru arguing with policemen and government officials
The state government dissociates itself from the incident.
The governor urges parents to pay attention to their children
The IYC criticises the response of the police to the kidnap of Ese Oruru.
PREMIUM TIMES had exclusively reported that Miss Oruru left Kano at 6a.m. Tuesday.
Miss Oruru will be reunited with her parents later today.
Human rights activists and lawyers say the police must reunite Miss Oruru with her parents and prosecute her abductor.
Human rights lawyer says “The police should ensure that she is protected and returned to her family."
“My name is Aisha Chuwas. I am 17-year-old. I came here to be a Muslim and I will stay here,” ...
Ms. Oruru insists she wants to remain in Kano but a human rights lawyer says she's too young to take ...
