By Erewunmi Peace

A 20-year-old student of the Kwara State College of Nursing Sciences was found in police custody after being reported missing. According to social media posts and forum discussions, the student’s family alleges that she was denied access to her phone for five days while in police custody.

The posts, circulating on platforms such as Nairaland and Gistmania, suggest that the family discovered her location after raising concerns about her disappearance.

The story has generated public attention and concern over police handling of missing person cases.

As of now, no official statement from the Kwara State Police Command or other verified news sources has confirmed the incident. Journalists and observers note that reports circulating on social media are unverified, and caution is needed before drawing conclusions.

Authorities have not provided details regarding the circumstances of her detention or the reasons for the alleged denial of communication.

Meanwhile, the public is advised to follow developments through reliable and official sources as more information becomes available.

This case highlights ongoing conversations about police accountability, citizen rights, and safety for students, emphasizing the need for transparent procedures when dealing with missing persons.