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Family members and concerned residents of Makurdi, the capital of Benue State, are urgently appealing for public assistance in locating a 19-year-old girl who has been missing since she left her home.
Anche Iwuese Vivian, also known as Vivian Anche, was last seen departing from her residence behind Towering Tots School in the Kanshio area of Makurdi. According to the missing person alert circulated widely on social media by community advocate D’n’aked Elder Sughne…, the young woman left the house wearing a pink top and black trousers.
Vivian is described as 19 years old and resides in the Kanshio neighborhood of Makurdi. Her father is Innocent Adasu, and her mother is Adasu Mnena Grace. A contact phone number has been provided for anyone with useful information: +234 902 240 0388.
The family is requesting that anyone who has seen Vivian, knows her current whereabouts, or has any relevant information should immediately reach out to them directly or report to the nearest police station.
The disappearance has sparked significant concern among residents, especially given the frequency with which such cases are shared on social platforms in the state as families seek faster community involvement in locating loved ones.
As of the time of this report, there has been no official confirmation or update from the Benue State Police Command regarding the case. Authorities have not yet issued a formal missing person bulletin, though such alerts are typically activated after family reports are lodged.
The Kanshio area, a densely populated residential neighborhood in Makurdi, is home to many families, schools, and small businesses. The sudden disappearance of the teenager has prompted renewed calls for heightened vigilance and prompt reporting of any suspicious activity in the community.
Anyone with information is strongly encouraged to come forward without delay to assist in bringing Vivian safely back to her family. The public is urged to share the alert widely in hopes of generating leads that could help resolve the case quickly.
