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Police are increasingly pressuring the police to find three girls abducted in Takoradi, a western region of the country.
The girls – belonging to separate families – have been taken from various parts of the city since last year and nothing has been said about their fate.
Priscilla Blessing Bentum, 21, was taken for the first time in August 2018. The student left the house to devote herself to the choir but never came back. His anxious father reported his disappearance to the police 24 hours later. It is now known that she was abducted in Kansaworodo, a suburb of Takoradi, a city rich in oil.
Four months later, Ruth Love Quayeson also disappeared.
The 18-year-old woman took a taxi from her home in Diabene to Butumagyedu Junction and never returned.
Priscilla Mantebea Koranchie, age 15, was last seen on December 21, 2018. She told her younger siblings that she was walking in a nearby town, Nkroful. Since then, no one has heard about it anymore.
Parents and other residents who lost their children by similar means on January 4 staged a protest in the city demanding police action. Their casual approach to the issue, according to them, is the reason why their children are still missing.
While residents say seven teenage girls have been kidnapped, the police refute this claim and claim that only three girls were kidnapped.
Photo: One of the missing girl's parents
A Nigerian – Samuel Udoetuk Wills – is the prime suspect in the case and has been placed in police custody, but the police have not been able to gather any useful information about where are the girls.
Samuel broke the cells and was arrested again after a manhunt
Earlier this week on Joy News when pressure Local Police Chief Vincent Dedjoe, the Redeemer of the DCOP, said he had no options to make the suspect talk.
Photo: the suspect – Samuel Udoetuk Wills – is part of a kidnappers' union
The suspect, apart from leading the police during a wild geese chase in the center Region, gave no information that could lead to the rescue of the girls.
DCOP Dedjoe stated that all the methods prescribed by law were exhausted, but Samuel refused to tell the police where the girls are well that a veil and a dress belonging to one of the missing girls were found in his hiding place where he was arrested again.
Photo: A parent of one of the girls
"We tried every means to talk to him. In the initial steps, he took us to Kasoa [Central region suburb] and we combed through all of Kasoa, but he could not drive us where the victims are.
"He's not even ready to talk. He'll tell you he does not know where the victims are, "Dedjoe told Gifty Andoh Appiah in The Pulse on Tuesday.
Photo: Western Regional Police Commander, DCOP Redeemer, Vincent Dedjoe
Samuel, the police have now discovered, is part of a kidnapping union that includes his brother. They operate mainly in Nigeria and recently in Ghana. Samuel and his brother to have both served prison terms in Nigeria for kidnapping.
The police are certain that Samuel has girls because investigations have shown that before their disappearance, he was in constant contact with them.
He promised jobs to the first and second victims and the third, a mobile phone.
The police have called for patience and urged the families of the missing girls to trust and give them time to do their jobs, which will eventually lead to the rescue of the girls.
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