Manasee Ngoyi and Nina Gil were both listed as missing on Oct. 23. They were last seen earlier in the month.
Police are looking for help in finding two teenagers, one from Ottawa and one from Gatineau, who have gone missing in October.
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The Gatineau youth, 15-year-old Manasee Ngoyi, left his home Oct. 10 and has not returned.
Ngoyi was first reported missing to the Gatineau Police Service, but an Oct. 23 release said he was known to frequent shopping centres in Ottawa, including Bayshore, St. Laurent and Place d’Orléans.
He was described as a slim Black male, approximately five feet four inches tall and weighing 120 pounds, with short hair.
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Ngoyi was last seen wearing a black hoodie, ripped light-wash stacked jeans with a Lululemon tag hanging from them, sunglasses, a black Nike headband and black-and-purple Nike shoes. He was also carrying a dark green backpack.
Anyone with information about Ngoyi’s whereabouts was asked to contact the Ottawa Police Service at 613-236-1222, ext. 7300, or the Gatineau Police Service at 819-246-0222.
Ottawa police were also seeking assistance in locating 15-year-old Nina Gil, last seen wearing a pink hoodie, pink graphic pyjama bottoms and brown shoes.
They described her as a Hispanic female standing approximately five feet two inches and weighing 140 pounds with long, dark blue-green dyed hair. Gil is known to hang out in Ottawa’s downtown core, the Barrhaven area, Tunney’s Pasture OC Transpo station and St. Laurent Shopping Centre.
Anyone with information about Gil’s location was asked to contact the Ottawa Police Service Missing Persons Unit at 613-236-1222, ext. 2355.
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