2 WEEKS AFTER, MISSING GLADYS YET TO BE FOUND Whereabouts of 58-year –old Gladys Nwosa, who was declared missing in Abuja is yet to be ascertained two weeks after she left home. Journalist was briefed of the development by Florence, daughter of the missing trader who said on Thursday, that all efforts to locate her mother had not yielded any fruit. According to her, the tall, dark woman, who resided in Karu, left home at about 9.oo.a.m. on September 27 for her shop located at No.3, City Centre plaza, opposite Noble Heights Academy. Karu site, Abuja and had since not returned. Florence added that the incident had, on Saturday 29, been reported at the Karu police station and an extract issued by the Divisional police Officer, J.D. Bakyu. Describing her mother as a kind and loving woman, who worked tirelessly to raise her children in the fear of God, Florence noted that the family members went as far as checking hospitals and morgue to know whether she was involved in an accident, but all was to no avail. Florence said her mother speaks Yoruba, Delta Igbo and English languages fluently and never had squabbles with people. She added that her family members were already traumatized by the development ‘We have done all we could to find my mother, but up till now, we have not found her. From that fateful day, we had been trying her phone number but it had always been switched off. No day passed with my mother not home by 6.00.p.m. except days there were programmes in church. Initially, we thought she went to church, but with passage of time and her not returning home made us restless” Florence revealed She concluded “we therefore, urge Nigerians who may have any information regarding whereabouts of my mother, to kindly contact any police station;