In Abia State, the Nigeria Police Force reported that it had rescued 12 children who had been trafficked.
Two people were detained by the police for operating an unregistered, illegal motherless baby home inside their residential apartment in Abia’s Ikot Ekpene Road.
Twelve (12) children, ranging in age from six months to fourteen years old, were discovered by the operatives upon arrival, according to a statement from Force spokesman Muyiwa Adejobi.
According to preliminary investigations, the children were from various Arochukwu-area villages.
The Abia State Ministry of Women Affairs is taking good care of the rescued minors.
“The suspects are currently being interrogated and will be taken into custody when the investigations are finished.
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Additionally, according to the Force spokesman, Kogi State Police Command officers recently ran through a high-speed pass through a green-colored Sharon vehicle.
The bus was engaged in a fierce pursuit, and the driver abandoned it and fled into a nearby bush when he realized he was being followed.
A quick cordon and search were carried out on the spot, which resulted in the recovery of a sizable amount of ammunition, including 283 rounds of 7.62x39mm ammunition, 62 rounds of 5.56mm ammunition, and 2 rounds of 7.62x59mm ammunition.
Source: Channels TV
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