Mrs Uche Ojeh, the mother of a victim of Wednesday’s bomb blast at EMAB Plaza, Wuse 2, Abuja, is still searching for her husband, who is suspected to have been caught in the tragedy.
Ojeh’s son, Michael Ojeh, a newspaper vendor, was cut in the head as result of the blast.
“My son sells newspapers at Banex Plaza, while my husband is a taxi driver who normally plies that Banex route,” she said tearfully.
“Yesterday, I got a call from somebody who said that my son was involved in the blast, and that I should come to Maitama District Hospital. I left what I was doing and hurriedly went to the hospital. And truly, I saw my son with a deep cut in his head and leg.
“I tried calling his father, but his phone was switched off. We later went to the mortuary to check if his body was there, but we did not find him.
“We suspect he was caught up in the unfortunate incident because his taxi was badly burnt. We have searched some hospitals, but we have not found him. His brother and my older son are still searching for him. I don’t know what to do What will I do now? Where do I go to?”
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