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Community Still In Search Of 6 Year Old Boy Who Goes Missing In Anambra, Last Seen In 2020.

By Naomisophysblog

Kamsiyochukwu Francis Onwugharu

Community Raises Alarm Over a missing boy still in search as they are convinced he is still alive but sold out as speculated by parents, Mr & Mrs Nonso Onwugharu and community leaders.

Mr Nonso Onwugharu, father of the missing boy

A suspect has been found but not yet confronted as evidence is needed to prove this speculated fact.

This little boy was last seen on the 25th September 2020. Hails from Ukunu Eziora Ozubulu.

His name is Kamsiyochukwu Francis Onwugharu. Age– 6Years Old.

Anybody with any Useful Information about the said boy Should Contact the nearest Police Station or Call — Anakpu Media Limited –: on 08033409752. A handsome rewards awaits anyone with factual information.

Reports by Anakpu Tv.

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