A woman claimed that she was looking for her two brothers she hasn’t seen for 23 years.
23 years after their birth, Zash Sultan, explained that she and her brothers had never met.
Zash claimed that despite her best attempts in 2020, she was not able to locate her brothers because she misplaced a contact.
She got in touch with the boys’ father in 2020 but was able to meet him since she misplaced the number she was given when her phone spoilt.
She never met her mother as she was born late, and her brothers had arrived before.
Lady searches for her brothers she hasn’t seen for 23 years
Zash, however decided to persevere in her search for her brothers and reconnect with them.
Her words: “I don’t even know how they look like. I don’t know there names. I don’t have where to start from to look for them. The last time I tried it was in 2020. I went to where our mum was buried and they gave me a number of their dad.”
“I called him he directed me to Gayaza sadly my phone fell in water and it blacked out. I lost the number before meeting them.”
Netizens offered assistance in the best ways they could.
@Majorine Majo commented: “l think also they are doing the same but you need to give more information.”
@Amanya Sonko said: “I’m also looking for my sister called Alice my dad died talking about her.”
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The salary ranged from N70,000 to N100,000 and those seeking for better compensation were urged not to apply.
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