Help me find missing Portia Karteng Ninson- Distraught husband cries for help
A resident of Agona Asafo in the Central Region, Mr. Nat Acquah is appealing for urgent help him to find his missing wife Portia Karteng Ninson(alias Mrs. Acquah) who went missing last Friday, June 14, 2019, without trace.
Portia bade her dear husband, Nat Acquah farewell last Friday evening, between the hours of 9-10 pm to visit her kid sister Betina Dadson who lives around Winneba Junction (Pomadze) in the Central Region
She is 27-years-old, chocolate in complexion and 5/8 inches tall (height).
Distraught husband, Nat Acquah, who works with Kwanyako Secondary School in the Central Region as a Dining Master who confirmed the sad disappearance of his dear wife in a phone interview with a reporter of the Human Rights Reporters Ghana(HRRG) said Portia was last seen in blue jeans trouser with a rubber sandals(down) and a navy blue smock on the top when she left home.
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According to him, Portia mistakenly left her mobile handset at home so she could not be contacted. He maintained that when her kid sister whom she said she was paying a visit was later contacted, she confirmed that she did not set eyes on her elder sister, Portia since that fateful Friday.
Nat said he has since reported the matter to the Agona Swedru District Police Station for help.
He is, therefore, calling on the general public to come to his aid, assist the Police with the information to help find her missing.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of missing Portia is also humbly entreated to contact 0241494970 for her rescue.
Source: Joseph Kobla Wemakor|Human Rights Reporters Ghana

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