Update: UK Police Confirm Body Found In Epping Forest Lake As Missing Nigerian Student, Richard Okorogheye Blog Don't Miss economy Economy & Business Featured Highlighted Lifestyle news April 7, 20210 UK Police have confirmed the body found in a lake in Epping Forest as missing Nigerian student, Richard Okorogheye. The 19-year-old Nigerian student at Oxford Brookes University, who has sickle cell disease, left his family home in the Ladbroke Grove area of west London on the evening of March 22 and was reported missing two days later. He was last seen on CCTV in Loughton, Essex, in the early hours of Tuesday, March 23, walking towards Epping Forest. Okorogheye's mother Evidence Joel described her son as "a treasure" and said he had spoken of "struggling to cope" with university pressures and had been shielding during COVID-19 lockdowns. She told Sky News of her son: "It's my baby, it's my treasure. He's my oxygen, he's my crown. He's everything
Panic In West London As UK Police Launch Desperate Search For Nigerian Student Who Has Been Missing For More Than A Week Blog Don't Miss economy Economy & Business Featured Highlighted Lifestyle News news March 31, 20210 Richard Okorogheye UK police has launched a desperate search for a Nigerian student who has been missing for more than a week. Richard Okorogheye, a 19-year-old student at Oxford Brookes University, hasn’t been seen since he left home in the Ladbroke Grove area of west London on the evening of Monday, March, 22, and was last seen boarding a bus. His mother, Nurse Evidence Joel said her son, who had been shielding during the pandemic due to having sickle cell disease, had struggled with his online studies. According to her, Richard left home at about 8.30 pm saying he was going to meet a friend but left his wallet, jacket, and medication behind. "All he said to me was 'mummy, I'm going to see my