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Anambra flooding: Boy missing as police rescue seven schoolchildren and two adults

Anambra flooding: Boy missing as police rescue seven schoolchildren and two adults

A school boy identified as Success Ezenwafor has been declared missing, while seven other schoolchildren and two adults were rescued in a flood incident that devastated some communities in Anambra State following the persistent rainfall. 

 

The spokesperson for the command, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, confirmed the incident in a statement on Tuesday, September 21, 2026.

 

According to the PPRO, seven schoolchildren and two adults were rescued in a flood along the Nibo–Isiagu Road in Awka South Local  Government Area of the state.

 

Ikenga said the incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday when some schoolchildren and adults were caught in the flood while travelling along the affected route. 

 

He said that upon receiving information about the incident, the Safe School Operatives swiftly mobilised to the area and, working in collaboration with members of the community, rescued seven schoolchildren and two adults, and moved them to safety.

 

He added that the command has activated sustained search and rescue operations in the affected area.

 

“The Anambra State Police Command, through its Safe School Operatives, in collaboration with concerned members of the community, has rescued nine persons following a flood incident along the Nibo–Isiagu Road, Awka,” the statement read.

 

“The incident occurred in the early hours of today, 22nd September 2026, when some school children and adults were caught up in the flood while travelling along the affected route.

 

“Upon receiving information about the incident, the Safe School Operatives swiftly mobilised to the area and, working with members of the community, rescued seven school children and two adults and moved them to safety.

 

“However, one additional child involved in the incident are still unaccounted for. The Command has consequently activated sustained search and rescue operations in the affected area.

 

“The search operation is being conducted in collaboration with community members and relevant stakeholders and will continue until the remaining persons are located and accounted for.

 

“The Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Command, CP Nnanna Oji Ama, PSC, MNIPS, has directed that the search and rescue operation be sustained and expanded. 

 

“He also urged residents of the area, particularly those living or operating around the affected route, to provide the Police and other responding agencies with any information that may assist in locating the missing persons.

 

“The Command further urges parents, guardians, school authorities and motorists to exercise extreme caution around flooded roads, bridges and waterways, particularly during periods of heavy rainfall. 

 

“Parents and guardians are also advised to ensure that children do not attempt to cross flooded or otherwise dangerous routes.

 

“The Anambra State Police Command remains committed to the protection and safety of school children and will continue to strengthen collaboration with communities and relevant agencies under the Safe School Initiative to prevent avoidable loss of lives during emergencies.”

Anambra flooding: Boy missing as police rescue seven schoolchildren and two adults
Anambra flooding: Boy missing as police rescue seven schoolchildren and two adults
Anambra flooding: Boy missing as police rescue seven schoolchildren and two adults
Anambra flooding: Boy missing as police rescue seven schoolchildren and two adults
Anambra flooding: Boy missing as police rescue seven schoolchildren and two adults
Anambra flooding: Boy missing as police rescue seven schoolchildren and two adults
Anambra flooding: Boy missing as police rescue seven schoolchildren and two adults
Anambra flooding: Boy missing as police rescue seven schoolchildren and two adults

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