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Priscilla Blessing Bentum, a 21-year-old woman who was kidnapped on August 18, 2018, was the first to disappear. Ruth Love Quayson and Priscilla Mantebia Koranye disappeared shortly thereafter.
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The Concerned Mothers' Association of Ghana opposes the fact that the Criminal Investigation Department located the three young women abducted in Takoradi last August.
Earlier this month, Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah, deputy police commissioner at the CID, told reporters that her division had successfully discovered the girls found "alive and well."
She urged the families of the victims to "continue to follow" in their efforts to reconnect the girls with their loved ones.
But two weeks later, none of the girls were seen.
The Association believes that "if the police mentioned by the head of the CID was able to locate the location of our girls kidnapped, we ask that the CID resume without further delay BRESSE NOS GIRLS," reads in a press release broadcast to the media. Wednesday morning.
Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah is the Deputy Commissioner of Police of the CID.
The statement added that families have been psychologically affected since the disappearance of girls. "What we want to see are our girls and not useless press conferences."
The first of the three missing persons was Priscilla Blessing Bentum, 21, who was kidnapped on 18th August 2018. Ruth Love Quayson and Priscilla Mantebia Koranye disappeared shortly thereafter.
The Association calls on the government to intervene. They specifically ask the first and second ladies of Ghana, all women in Parliament, the Attorney General and the Chief Justice to take action.
"To put [yourselves] instead of the affected families and make sure that the girls are reunited with their families. Feel the pain, we want results.
Read the full statement below:
Press release from Concerned Mothers Association of Ghana, a women's group composed of focus on issues disturbing women and girls.
As concerned The mothers our attention has been attracted by the fact that CID Boss, now COP Tiwa in a press conference exactly two weeks ago today, reported that the police had been diligent in locating the 3 abducted girls and described them as safe .
We believe that if the police mentioned by the head of the CID has been able to locate the location of our kidnapped girls, we then ask that the CID bring back without delay BRAD BACK NOS GIRLS. By their pronoucementsIf we do not hear about the release of our daughters,then we will suspect that they have a hand in what is happening and should stop disturbing families and the public.
This problem has affected families psychologically and the police and the CID must do what they are supposed to do and bring our daughters back to life. What we want to see is our girls and not useless press conference.
The first daughter Priscilla Blessing Bentum, 21, was kidnapped on August 18, 2018 and for 242 years. days nothing has been said about her while Ruth Love Quayson and Pricilia Mantebia Koranye, 18, have been away for 134 and 117 days respectively.
We are increasingly calling on our first and second ladies, as well as women in Parliament, the Attorney General and the Chief Justice, to put themselves in the shoes of the families affected and to ensure that the girls are better united with the community. police to inform families that we are preventing them from releasing girls.
Feel the pain, we want results.
Sung
Ms. Josephine Amoh
Responsible
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