Photo: 13 year old Nigerian boy goes missing in the UK

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13 year old Jerome Ajuwa, a Nigerian, has been declared missing in the UK. He was last seen on Saturday May 21st at Lambeth, London. UK's missing people's website shared his picture and wrote;


"13 year old Jerome Ajuwa has been missing from ‪#‎Lambeth‬ ‪#‎London‬since 21st May 2016 and we’d like to spread the word as far as possible. Any sightings of or information about Jerome can be passed on to our free, confidential and 24hr helpline (call/text 116 000 or email 116000@missingpeople.org.uk). Jerome, if you see this, we’d love to hear from you - you can contact us on the same helpline for confidential and non-judgemental advice and support. ‪#‎findJeromeAjuwa‬".

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