Where is Sbu Nkosi? That’s one question on the lips of many after the rugby club Buklls noted it had not been able to reach him for three weeks. As a result, a missing person case was opened for the player.
In its case announcing the Springboks player, missing, the Bulls had noted in a statement that it last made contact with him on November 11.
And after phone calls, text messages, calls to relatives, partners, and close friends as well as four house visits to his known place of residence and still being unable to locate him, the club contacted the police and opened a missing person case.
The club noted that its inability to contact the World Cup winner led to “grave worry and concern.”
From the look of things, the worry might be over, after all, as the winger has reportedly been located, according to multiple reports.
However, details of how and where he was located are still sketchy. Still, the news that he has been located is a reason for celebration for those who love him. The joy is understandable because, most times, [people who go missing are never found.
Stay tuned for more details if you please.
