Five Children Found Dead Inside Abandoned Car
By The9jaTREND
Five children have died of suffocation inside an abandoned, unserviceable vehicle in the Agyaragu Community, Obi Local Government Area of Nasarawa State.
The tragic incident occurred around 3:00 pm on Sunday, May 4, 2025, throwing the community into mourning.
The victims are Kamsi Onah (male, 8 years), Somer Onah (male, 6 years), Unice Udouchi (female, 10 years), Nmasoma Nnaji (female, 10 years) and Chioma Nnaji (female, 8 years).
The Publicity Secretary of the Migili Youth Association (MYA), Comrade Samuel Akala, who confirmed the incident said some of the children d!ed at the scene of the incident, while others were confirmed d3ad at Aroh Hospital, Agyaragu.
Akala added that the unfortunate incident has since been reported to the Police at the Duglu Trailer Park. The corpses have been deposited at the mortuary in Lafia, the State capital.
The spokesperson for the police in the state, SP Ramhan Nansel, who confirmed the tragic incident in a statement said the command has launched a full investigation into the tragic d3ath of the children following a directive by the Commissioner of Police, CP Shetima Jauro Mohammed.
“On May 4, 2025, at about 1730hrs, one Mr. Ozimna Ogbor, a resident of Agyaragu, reported at the Agyaragu Divisional Headquarters that five children—Kamsi Onah (male, 8 years), Somer Onah (male, 6 years), Unice Udouchi (female, 10 years), Nmasoma Nnaji (female, 10 years), and Chioma Nnaji (female, 8 years)—were discovered unresponsive inside a disused vehicle parked in the compound of one Mr. Abu Agyeme, also a resident of Agyaragu,” the statement read.
“Acting swiftly on the report, the Commissioner of Police, CP Shetima Jauro Mohammed, directed the Divisional Police Officer and his team to immediately proceed to the scene.
“Upon arrival, the officers found the victims locked inside the abandoned vehicle. The children were promptly evacuated to Aro Hospital, Agyaragu, where a medical doctor regrettably confirmed all five children d3ad due to suspected suffocation.”
