Nigerian Imo Police Raid 'Baby Factory'
Imo State police have raided a home allegedly being used to force teenage girls to have babies that were then offered for sale for trafficking.
Some of the pregnant teens.
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Nigeria:
Babies for Sale?
Daily Trust, 26 April 2013
Recently, the problem of 'baby factory' resurfaced again with the discovery of yet another one in Abia state, where the owner buys a baby boy for N100,000 while a baby girl is… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Inside Abia Baby Factory
Daily Trust, 6 April 2013
At a baby factory in Abia State, the owner buys a baby boy for N100, 000 and a baby girl for N80, 000, which she sells to interested buyers at N450, 000 and N400, 000 respectively Read more »
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Nigeria:
32 Pregnant Teenagers Rescued From Baby Factory
Leadership, 4 April 2013
Not less than 32 pregnant teenagers have been rescued from a maternity home at Umuzuo, Osisioma local government area of Abia State. Read more »
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Nigeria:
Police in Abia Arrest 7 Child-Trafficking Suspects
Leadership, 8 April 2013
The police in Abia arrested no fewer than seven child-trafficking suspects in the last one month, the Commissioner of Police, Mr Usman Tilli, said in Umuahia on Monday. Read more »
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Nigeria:
Police in Abia Arrest 7 Child-Trafficking Suspects
Vanguard, 8 April 2013
The police in Abia arrested no fewer than seven child-trafficking suspects in the last one month, the Commissioner of Police, Mr Usman Tilli, said in Umuahia on Monday. Read more »