Nwamini who disclosed this with Vanguard correspondence at his family compound in Ndioffia Ishieke, Ebonyi State, stated that he rejected the offer because it wasn’t as important than his son. He said that since then the incident happened, they have not heard from their son and they don’t know if he is dead or alive.
Nwamini noted that the family is emotionally hurt following the disappearance of their son.
His words, “As you can see, my legs are swollen, and that started the day I heard of David’s disappearance. My heart beats fast, and as such, I have stopped farming work.”
One of David Ukpo’s uncles, who resides in the city and is often the intermediary between the Ekweremadu family and his family, stated that the family only wants an opportunity to speak with their son to know if he is alive or not.
He said, “The last and only time the family of Ekweremadu has come to our village was to present my brother, Nwamini Ukpo, with an offer as compensation, which he rejected. He told them that he has nothing to do with their offer but wants to have access to his son.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
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