Young girl loses consciousness inside commercial tricycle in Jos



A yet-to-be identified girl reportedly lost consciousness inside a commercial tricycle in Jos, Plateau State.
 

 

A resident, Margret Enny Samuel, who disclosed this in a Facebook post on Friday, June 20, said the Keke driver picked the girl from British American junction to her destination in Angwan Rukuba area of Jos. 

 

 

She is currently admitted to a hospital (JKG5 medical center) in Angwan Rukuba. 

 

 

She urged anyone with useful information about her family to contact the hospital.

 

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