David Igbashal Missing: Naval Officer Ran Into Gunmen At Umuchi Ngbo, Enugu

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Hello Nairalanders,

A naval officer by name, David Igbashal has been declared missing.

Until missing, he was working with the Naval Command at Calabar. The family and his office lost contact with him on 21st February when he was travelling from Calabar to Otukpo through Enugu. The incidence happened somewhere in Umuchi Ngbo, Enugu state, where he ran into gunmen and since then, nothing has been heard from him.

Anyone with information about him should please, contact 08162116271

Please, let's make this go viral until the Young Officer is found. Kindly share and share on all social media. God bless!!!

Dear Admins, this may have been posted in the wrong section, but please help move this to the FP for larger audience.

God bless NR.

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