Photo: Young lady who can't speak found wandering the streets of Abeokuta

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Photo: Young lady who can't speak found wandering the streets of Abeokuta



According to twitter user @Dammie_Ol, the young lady pictured above was found on the streets of Abeokuta, Ogun state yesterday. She couln't say anything about herself or her family. She is currently in the custody of the police at the Lafenwa police station. Hopefully, her family members get to her soon. See the tweet below

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