There has been a mysterious disappearance of 42-year-old realtor, Jimi Folarin in the city of Lagos. Folarin's family reported him missing after he failed to return home or respond to calls and messages following a business appointment in Lagos.
Jimi Folarin, a seasoned realtor with over a decade of experience, had been working with various clients in Lagos. His expertise in property valuation and negotiation had earned him a reputation as a reliable and trustworthy professional.
On Wednesday, October 30, Folarin received a call from an unknown number, requesting his presence at a property in Lagos. The caller claimed to be interested in purchasing a property and needed Folarin's expertise to inspect and evaluate the site.
Folarin left his office to attend to the appointment. However, when he failed to return or respond to calls from his family and colleagues, concerns began to rise.
According to Folarin's wife, Bukola, her husband had been excited about the potential deal and had informed her about the appointment earlier that day.
"He called me around 2 pm to say he was heading to the property and would be back by 5 pm," Bukola recounted. "When he didn't return or answer my calls, I started getting worried."
The Lagos State Police Command has launched an investigation into Folarin's disappearance. The police have reviewed CCTV footage and spoken to witnesses in the area.
"We are taking this case seriously and exploring all possible angles," said SP Ben Ejike, the investigating officer. "We urge anyone with information to come forward."
Folarin's family, friends, and colleagues have embarked on a search mission, visiting hospitals, police stations, and other locations in Lagos.
"We are worried sick about Jimi," said his brother, Tunde Folarin. "We just want him back home safely."
The real estate community in Lagos has expressed shock and concern over Folarin's disappearance.
"Jimi is a respected colleague and friend," said Mrs. Adeyemo, a fellow realtor. "We pray for his safe return."
The police and Folarin's family are urging anyone with information regarding his disappearance to contact the authorities.
"We are working tirelessly to locate Jimi Folarin," said SP Ejike. "We will leave no stone unturned."
In an exclusive interview, Folarin's wife, Bukola, expressed her concerns.
"I'm worried about Jimi's safety," she said. "He's a loving husband and father. We need him back home."
Folarin's brother, Tunde, added, "We're doing everything possible to find Jimi. We won't rest until he's back with us."
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