Two 15-year-old girls missing at Mallam-Gbawe
- The police in the Greater Accra are looking for two 15-year-old girls
- The girls left home for school on Friday, February 7 and have since not returned
- Police is pleading with the members of the public to volunteer information
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The police are looking for two schoolgirls who are reported missing at Mallam-Gbawe, in the Gretare Accra Region.
According to the police, the two teenagers left home for school on Friday, February 7, 2020, and have since not returned home.
The names of the girls are given as Betty Afanyibo and Theresa Koranteng.
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The two girls, who are 15-years-old lived with their guardians in Accra.
Their guardians say they have looked everywhere for them, but all efforts to find them have proved futile.
The police are appealing to the general public to volunteer any form of information on the whereabouts of the girls.
The police say anyone with such information should report to the Odorkor Divisional Police or the nearest police station.
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