There is good news from Lagos as Esther, the JAMB candidate who went missing while heading to her exam centre, has been found safe.
Her brother, OMJ (@Mayorjohnson1), shared the update early Friday, revealing Esther was dropped off in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State. He thanked Nigerians for their overwhelming support, prayers, and efforts in spreading awareness. Recall that Esther had earlier sent a distressing message saying, "I'm scared, I think I entered the wrong car; my eyes are itchy, I feel like I want to sleep," before losing contact with her family.
- Esther disappeared en route from Epe to Ajah for her JAMB 2025 exam.
- The last message raised fears of possible danger.
- Found safe in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, early Friday morning.
- Family and Nigerians celebrate her safe return.
The widespread online support for Esther reflects Nigerians' strong communal spirit during times of crisis. Her story also highlights the risks many young people face while navigating public transportation, especially during critical moments like exams.
Although details of what happened are still unclear, her safe return has sparked relief and gratitude across social media platforms.
