CONCERN GROWS OVER GIRL REPORTED MISSING IN KADUNA AFTER ALLEGED MALTREATMENT

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RismadarVoice Reporters
November 10, 2026

Concern has been raised over the whereabouts and safety of a young girl, Maureen Victor, reportedly missing in Kaduna State after allegedly fleeing a household where she had been staying.

According to an unverified public appeal, the girl was brought to Kaduna from Ankpa Local Government Area of Kogi State to live under the care of an adult.

The appeal alleges that she subsequently left the residence because of harsh treatment, although the circumstances surrounding her departure have not been independently established.

The account further suggests that the girl was unfamiliar with Kaduna and unable to identify the neighbourhood or other landmarks associated with the residence.

These circumstances have raised concerns about her safety and the need to establish her whereabouts through appropriate child-protection procedures.

However, RismadarVoice has not independently confirmed the girl’s current location, whether she has been reunited with her family or whether a formal missing-person report has been filed.

The allegations of maltreatment have also not been substantiated by police findings or other independently verified evidence.

Efforts described in the initial account to obtain confirmation from relevant authorities were reportedly unsuccessful.

The situation highlights the importance of promptly reporting suspected child abuse, missing children and other threats to children’s safety to the appropriate authorities.

Anyone with credible information about the reported incident is encouraged to contact the Nigeria Police Force or relevant child-protection authorities in Kaduna or Kogi State, or call: +1247065855323

Such information should be shared confidentially to protect the child and prevent unnecessary exposure to further risks.

Members of the public are also advised against circulating unverified allegations, publishing the child’s whereabouts or attempting to arrange her transfer without the involvement of appropriate authorities.

Where a child is found without a parent or recognised guardian, the priority should be ensuring immediate safety and arranging appropriate protection and family-tracing assistance.

RismadarVoice will continue to seek confirmation from relevant authorities before publishing further identifying details or conclusions about the allegations.

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