She shared the emotional story of her father’s abduction and said the family still holds on to hope that he is alive.
"My dad was k!dn@pp£d years back. Currently, we don't know his current state. They requested for money, but later rejected the idea, and said they were going to just keep him in the camp.
My dad was in the military. This happened before I turned 20. I could remember when this happened, I was writing my second-semester exam to transition to year two when this call came through.
That's why my family were surprised when they saw me crying on the show. They see me as the stronger person in the house, the person who can take things.
When it happened, I was the first person he called. Sometimes we don't get to talk. They go to different w@rs, and there are times that we don't get to see him at length, like six months, and then one day he'll just pop up.
We didn't talk to him for a while. My mum felt funny, but you know, it's common when you have a military husband. Sometimes you don't even talk to them for months, and then they would just call you one day that they've been in the bush, there was no network.
I think we didn't talk to him for like seven days. When we finally were able to reach out to him, he told us about how he was trying to esc@pe. He could not communicate, but he got tired and was caught by one of their camps eventually.
And then he talked about how they were being r@!ded multiple times, expl0d£d their tankers, and when he got kidn@pp£d, they gave him the permission to talk to us,.
One day he reached out to us and said they were moving them to Chad, that he might not be able to communicate for a while, but if he gets the chance, he would call us.
Part of me feels like that was like a goodbye call. The military said it wasn't, that they would have known if something had happened to him because those people would have sent them the information.
So hopefully, we still have faith that he's alive. I think that's what's been keeping us..."
