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Final Year UNIPORT Female Student Declared Missing
A final-year student of the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT), popularly known as Princess Venita, has been reported missing by worried family and friends who want to know her whereabouts.
Venita, a Facebook personality and model based in Port Harcourt, became an issue after family and friends noticed that she had been away for days without communicating with them.
The UNIPORT student, whose Facebook profile and postings showcases her work as a designer and model, according to a poster declaring her missing, allegedly had a misunderstanding with her roommate.
Findings reveal that nobody close to her knows if she had gone out alone or was in the company of another person when she left the house, or whether she tricked out of her apartment or seized.
Worried that efforts to reach her have proved futile, her family and friends have embarked on a campaign to find her, releasing messages about her and appealing to the public for help.
According to the information released by her family and friends,
some men had arrived at her residence during the misunderstanding with the said roommate.
They added: “Her family, friends, coursemates, and colleagues are deeply concerned for her safety and are appealing to members of the public to assist with any credible information that may lead to her whereabouts.
“Anyone with useful information is urged to immediately report to the nearest police station or contact her family directly if they have their contact details.
“We appeal to the public to avoid spreading unverified information or speculation and instead focus on providing credible leads that may assist the ongoing search.
“Please share this information widely until Princess Venita is found safely.”
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