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    Mao’s Statement on Dissapearance of Son, Nicholas Hope Mao

    Online TeamBy Online Team28/08/2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    Nicholas Hope Mao, 19, left home on Monday with an unidentified friend and has since not returned home, according to his father Norbert Mao, the DP party president (Courtesy Photo)

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    I wish to confirm that today afternoon I made a report to the Uganda Police about my son Nicholas Hope Mao who left home in the company of a friend on Monday evening and has not returned since. The friend he went with is unknown to us. His mother and I are contacting relatives and friends to find out where he could be. We have also contacted his other known friends and their family members but they haven’t seen him. His friends at Watoto Church North where he plays guitar in the church band also said they haven’t seen him or heard from him.

    Nico, 19, successfully completed his A Levels at Vienna College in July and is on vacation. Unfortunately, his phone is off. I am very grateful to all those who have called and offered help in finding Nico. We are saddened that we cannot reach Nico but we continue to fervently pray that Nico will return home safely. #FINDNICO

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