The Lagos State Police Command has confirmed that Odera Gregory Mbadiwe, brother of reality TV stars Ocee and Ozee Mbadiwe, who was declared missing on Wednesday, September 3, has been found.
According to a statement by the deputy spokesperson of the Command, DSP Babaseyi Oluseyi, the case was first reported on September 1 when Odera left his Victoria Island residence with his father’s Nissan 350Z Convertible and did not return home.
“On 3rd September 2025, his family reported him missing at Victoria Island Police Division,” the statement read in part.
Oluseyi explained that a “discreet and diligent investigation was promptly ordered by the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Olohundare Jimoh, into the disappearance of the missing person. Acting on actionable intelligence and with the support of public-spirited individuals, he was traced to the Mile 2 area of Lagos State, where he was found hale and hearty, though in a distressed state. He has since been reunited with his family and is receiving medical attention and proper care. In the course of the investigation, the vehicle was also recovered.”
The police spokesperson added that CP Olohundare Jimoh commended the swift efforts of police operatives and the cooperation of the public, whose information led to Odera’s recovery.
He further reassured Lagos residents of the Command’s commitment to safety and security, urging the public to promptly report similar cases for immediate police action.
The Kaduna State Police Command has summoned former governor of Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, alongside six prominent leaders of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, for questioning over allegations of criminal conspiracy, incitement of public disturbance, mischief, and causing grievous hurt.
In a letter by the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of the Criminal Investigation Department, CID, Uzainu Abdullahi, the Command directed the ADC Chairman in the state to ensure the appearance of el-Rufai and the other party members at the State Criminal Investigation Department, SCID, on September 8, 2025.
Those listed in the invitation include Bashir Sa’idu, Jafaru Sani, Ubaidullah Mohammed, popularly known as “30,” Nasiru Maikano, Aminu Abita, and Ahmed Rufa’i Hussaini, also called “Mikiya.”
The police letter, entitled Investigation Activities: Case of Criminal Conspiracy, Inciting Disturbance of Public Peace, Mischief and Causing Grievous Hurt, explained that the invitation was to enable the suspects to clarify allegations made against them by certain complainants.
The letter partly read: “This Department is currently investigating the above-mentioned case involving the following members of your party. You are requested to come along with them to SCID to clarify allegations reported against them by the complainants on September 8, 2025: Mal. Nasir El-Rufa’i, Bashir Sa’idu, Jafaru Sani, Ubaidullah Mohammed, aka 30, Nasiru Maikano, Aminu Abita, and Ahmed Rufa’i Hussaini, aka Mikiya.”
Although the details of the complaints were not disclosed, the police maintained that the move was part of efforts to sustain public peace and order in Kaduna State.
