A refrigerator repairer in Ilorin, Kwara State, Kayode Oguntayo, has continued to lament the disappearance of his 16-year-old son, Abdulrasheed, since April 27, 2017.

The father of three said in an interview that his son might have been kidnapped as he is an obedient child and not the wayward type.

According to him, the boy was sent from his shop at Taiwo Road to give his mother the sum of N2,000 at their Oke-Erin residence but he never got home nor returned to the shop.

“I have been to virtually all the police stations in town over this issue but to no avail. The day I gave him N2,000 to give her mother at our Oke-Erin home was the last day I saw him, he was never home and he never came back to the shop.

“My son is 16 years old and had just left secondary school but he did not pass some papers, hence my reason for enrolling him again in the ongoing NECO exams.

“What is making me cry every day now is because my son was never a bad boy; he is decent and doesn’t keep bad friends.

“No one has ever reported him for mischief. He is my biological son and my third child,” Oguntayo lamented.