Bolt Driver Accused of K!dnapping Female Passenger In Port Harcourt Narrates Ordeal

Kelechi Uzor, an e-hailing cab driver, who one Elizabeth Edoukumor who is now declared missing boarded his vehicle has denied charge that he’s behind the disappearance of the lady.

The latter has been declared missing by his family with a statement from them reading in part; “She left home on the 9th of Oct to go about her daily activities. She got a call from an Aunty at Eastern by-pass to go deliver meat at her cousin’s place at Harmony Estate Eloizu and that was her last known location.

“She called at 6:31pm that she was about to leave for home but never got home. Her line was unreachable until it became switched off.”

Uzor who reportedly dropped off Elizabeth at Harmony Estate in Eliozu, Port Harcourt, leading up to her unknown whereabouts is facing allegation of abducting his passenger.

He however, disclaimed the charge in an interview with newsmen and gave his own account.

His word,

“On that 9th of October she booked a ride at Eastern By-Pass (in Port Harcourt).

“I took her to Harmony Estate at Eliozu. When I got to the estate, I parked because you cannot enter the estate without the authorisation of someone inside.

“So when the lady (Elizabeth) got the permission to enter, I entered the estate, and parked at the residence she was going to. She offloaded her bags because she came with some goods, paid me in cash and I drove off.

“When I entered the estate, I was checked by the security when I was leaving, I was also checked. Later that night a lady called me and was asking whether I picked her (Elizabeth) up from the estate, I said no. That what I did, was to drop her at the estate and left the place.

“After that day, another man called was asking me question if I heard anything if she (Elizabeth) made any call that I could remember, I told him no, that I didn’t listen to her conversation.”

Speaking further;

“Since then, I have been getting threatening calls like the uncle threatening me that I should better bring the girl alive. I went to the police station to tell my own side of the story because the calls and threats were becoming too much.” [CONTINUE READING HERE]>>>>