when a unidentified lady in a business tricycle (keke) grabbed a 13-month-old infant, Chinazamepkere Eke, and vanished to an obscure goal.
The unidentified lady had apparently trained the keke rider to draw near to a six-year-old young lady known as Chinyere Agbai conveying the child on her back, before maneuvering her casualty into the vehicle regrettably.
It was assembled that the tyke robbery, which happened at around 8.30 am on Monday stunned indigenes of the group, who said that such an occurrence had never happened in the range.
The upset mother of the stolen youngster, Ms. Oluchi Eke, who talked with Southern City News on Thursday, said she was in her shop where she offers arrangements when she learnt that her child young lady had been stolen.
Squeeze, who said she had isolated with her better half, clarified that she was entranced by the data she got about her infant.
The 31-year-old mother of two said it was not the first occasion when her infant would be acquired to her the shop and asked why a kindred lady would take her second tyke in such a way.
Squeeze, be that as it may, clarified that she had reported the matter at Elimgbu Police Station.
As per her, "This thing happened on Monday; my first girl was conveying the young lady to the shop out and about around Orianwo Street, by Tank intersection in Rumuokurusi.
"A lady in a keke dragged the little infant into the Keke and left with my kid. The child that was conveying the young lady is six years.
"I was in my shop while the two kids were coming to meet me since they had come back from their additional ethical class.
"At the point when the thing happened, I went to Elimbgu Police Station to report it. The police said I ought to go to the station. I have placed everything in God's grasp."
Squeeze, who is from Bende LGA in Abia State, brought up that she had not called her offended spouse to educate him about the advancement, including that she was not certain in the event that her better half knew about the stolen youngster.
She safeguarded her better half, keeping up that her Husband, Mr. Okechukwu Agbai, can't be included in the taking of her kid.
"I am not in good term with my Husband. I am not suspecting my better half to contribute to the Act. The child is one year, one month now.
"My Husband other's name is Mr Okachukwu Agbai. I have not called him after the episode happened. I don't know whether he has known about it.
"I have been ringing his number for more than two months now, however it is not going. I have two Children, two young ladies and they have taken one.
"My better half did not guarantee responsibility for infant. I need the world to know about the taking of my Child and I engage the police to help me to discover my Child."
As indicated by Eke, who is famously known as Mama Chinaza, her stolen child has two pigmentations under one of her armpits and huge eyeballs.
Whenever reached, the State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Nnamdi Omoni, said he had yet to be advised on the matter.
He however, guaranteed to call the Divisional Police Officer of the zone to get points of interest on the stolen child.....
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