There have been no signs of the location of a Nigerian stylist named Ejiro for more than two weeks.
According to reports, an entrepreneur going by the name Nkechi Harry-Ngonadi expressed concern over Ejiro’s abrupt absence in a social media post.
According to Harry-Ngonadi, Ejiro joined a particular prayer group on social media, closed her successful business, sold all she owned, and disappeared from her house.
She added that she plans to pursue legal action and begged the public to help with crucial information regarding Ejiro’s whereabouts.
“WHERE IS EJIRO, CEO @stylebyejiro?” she wrote. A few weeks ago, two amazing women who were close to me and abruptly vanished—among them Ejiro—troubled my heart. I have been praying fervently for both women, and I was particularly concerned about Ejiro. I tried sending messages and making calls, but to no effect. I opted to conduct my own research even though the information I received from her family was concerning.
“I was informed on social media that she joined a prayer group here, and that ever since then, Ejiro’s life and business collapsed until she sold all she owned, shut down entirely, and vanished without a trace.
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Her birthday was a few weeks ago, and just like on prior occasions, I contacted her to pray with her. Since then, I haven’t been able to get in touch with her. I plan to pursue this legally, so please get in touch with me if you have any important information. Ejiro requires assistance. Pray for her, please. #whereisejiro
“Apparently there are a couple of groups on Instagram/social media that lures successful women (9ja) under the name of religion, makes them turn their backs on their families, takes over their business and properties and you never see these women again… things dey occur,” Sisi Yemmie, a well-known food content creator and influencer, wrote in a post via 𝕏 amid Ejiro’s disappearance.
