Anambra Police Seek Public Help to Find Lost Boy

The Anambra State Police Command is appealing to the public for help in identifying and reuniting a four-year-old boy named Ifedimma Emmanuel with his family. According to a statement from the command's spokesman, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, the child was discovered wandering along Anatanaba Road in Okpoko.
He was picked up during an evening foot patrol by a joint security team that included police operatives from the Okpoko Police Division and members of the Okpoko Vigilante Group. Ifedimma was unable to provide sufficient information about his parents, guardians, or residential address, complicating efforts to trace his family.
Currently, he is in the safe custody of the police, where his welfare is being prioritized. The police are urging anyone who recognizes the child or has information that could assist in locating his family to contact the Okpoko Police Division or the Anambra State Police Command.
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