SaharaReporters discovered that the female policeman, who supervises of the case together with her colleagues whose names might not be ascertained as sometimes of this report, embarrassed the couple and asked to be bundled out of the properties for bringing reporters to the station over their missing child.

The infant was taken in broad daytime on Thursday at about 2pm near the Assemblies of God Church at Transformer bus Stop Jikwoyi Phase 1 few meters away from the police headquarters while in company of his sister and bro.

SaharaReporters exclusively gathered that the mother asked her nine years old child, Favour, alongside her seven year old son, Famous, shortly after they returned from school to take Fabulous to their grandmother’s home and have their lunch.

The range between the 2 places was few meters away.

The kids were said to been confronted while on their way by a male who pretended to be their daddy’s good friend who used them cash to buy biscuits and took away the child from them, saying he was sent out by their daddy.

In attempt by the children to confirm the accuracy of the claim by the unusual guy and if really he was sent out by their daddy, they hurriedly rushed back to their daddy’s store which was directly opposite the grandmother’s home, leaving behind the infant with the strange man.

Parents of the missing kid

Upon their arrival at the store they narrated what transpired but the daddy denied sending anyone to give them money or gather infant from them.

At this moment the father became upset, sensing that there was a problem as he quickly hurried to notify his other half in her shop and asked the children to take them to the location where it took place.

The matter was said to be reported at the Jikwoyi Police station.

The distraught moms and dads who have yet to come to terms with the truth of the tragic occurrence on Friday took the photos of the baby to the police station but met more than what they anticipated as the law enforcement officer embarrassed and chased them away for coming with reporters to the station.

Some journalists who desired to get the reaction of the cops on the matter after they talked to the daddy of the child were likewise gone after away and even threatened with arrest.

The couple tried in vain to describe to the officers that they were the ones who asked the reporters to come so that the police would confirm the incident to them.

The officers later on asked one of the policemen at the gate to bundle them out of the station despite the entreaties by the moms and dads of the missing out on child to soothe torn nerves.

Raymond is personnel of the Ministry of Defence and he expressed concern and frustration over the ignoble action of the police towards their predicament.

He therefore called on Nigerian to assist him in looking put for his child including that he could be reached on 07067079759.

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