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Deputy General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Obiri Boahen says there is a missing link in the police narration about their statement on the missing Takoradi girls.

He is asking them to furnish even if not Ghanaians, at least the parents of the missing girls some more information that will calm them down and be rest assured that the police is working effectively to ensure their release.

Speaking on Okay FM's 'Ade Akye Abia' programme, he explained that he does really understand what the police was trying to tell Ghanaians about the missing girls.

"For Christ sake the Police must have been more articulate and more deep on the issues of the missing Takoradi girls. They are our chilldren and that their well being must be our concern, so if you come to give us this scanty information about their where about, then there is a missing link somewhere," he added.

Nana Obiri Boahen who is asking the police to engage the family and relatives of the missing girls and make available every needed information that will appeal to the hearts and minds of their parents.

The Ghana Police Service has revealed that it is getting closer to finding the three kidnapped girls, a saga that has grabbed the nation’s attention for months.

“We know where the girls are,” the Director-General of the Criminal Investigation Department, DCOP Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah told reporters on Tuesday.

She appealed to families of the victims to “keep on keeping on.”

The families have been desperate for news of their daughters and their whereabouts since the first, Priscilla Bentum, was kidnapped in August 2018.

A suspect in the case, a Nigerian named Samuel Udoetuk Wills was assaulted in and outside court the last time he appeared March 4, 2019.