“I want to say to whoever has got my dad, please let him go, he is an old man, he has not done any harm to anyone. I don’t know why he has been taken. My family and my mum especially are very sad and frustrated. Hopefully in the next 24 hours we can get some information.“I’ve always tried to help my country in every way I can, playing for them, serving them. This is the time for the country to help me. Whoever has got my dad, whoever knows where he is, please contact me and hopefully he can be released.“We have not heard anything. I don’t have any idea who might have taken him. But they will know who my dad is, and who his son is.”
“My family have lived there all their lives so they will know who he is and who I am.“This happens a lot in the eastern part of Nigeria but my dad would probably be the first this has happened to in the northern part which is a very safe place, this is very rare and is surprising everyone.”
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