- Interpol arrests suspect in Nigeria over missing women
- CCTV footage links suspect to victims' last known location
- - Ghanaian government increases pressure to find missing citizens
A significant breakthrough has been made in the search for Afiba Abigail Tandoh and Celine Chidinma Ndidum, two Ghanaian women who went missing last month. Andrew Amechi Otchipo, a 52-year-old British Nigerian, has been arrested by Interpol in Nigeria in connection with their disappearance.
CCTV footage from the hotel where the trio met has revealed crucial evidence linking Otchipo to the missing women. Personal belongings, including handbags and ATM cards, were found in his residence, further implicating him in the case.
Despite this progress, authorities are facing challenges in extracting information from Otchipo regarding the whereabouts of Afiba and Celine. The Ghanaian government has expressed deep concern for the welfare of its citizens and has instructed the Consulate in Nigeria to intensify efforts to locate the missing individuals.
Pressure is mounting on the Nigerian Police Force to expedite the search for Afiba and Celine, whose sudden disappearance has raised alarm in both Ghana and Nigeria. The families of the missing women are eagerly awaiting news of their loved ones, and the authorities are working tirelessly to ensure their safe return.
