Owerri – The Police on Friday said in Owerri
that it has arrested a human trafficker and
four baby factory suspects.
The Commissioner of Police in Imo, Mr Austin
Evbakharbokun, told newsmen that the
suspects were nabbed sequel to a report.
He gave the names of the suspects as
Emmanuel Eke, the alleged human trafficker
from Mbutu in Isaiala Ngwa South local
government area of Abia, and 23-year-old
Nkasiobi Uchenna from Nkwuegwu Umuahia
also in Abia.
Other suspects included Ela David, 24, from
Isoko in Delta, deaf and dump Blessing
Nwabekee, and 25-year-old Oluchi Victor also
from Isiala Ngwa in Abia.
Evbakharbokun said the suspects were
arrested following a report that Miss Ibuchi
Okafor, 20, from Ihioma in Orlu local
government area of Imo whose pregnancy was
due for delivery absconded from her home and
later returned without a baby.
Her parents, who queried the whereabouts of
the baby, grew suspicious and reported the
matter to the police.
Upon interrogation, the police said Okafor
disclosed that she was delivered of a baby boy
at the home of Mr Emmanuel Eke of Mbutu in
Isiala Ngwa South local government area of
Abia.
She said the man later sold the baby to an
unknown buyer.
According to Evbakharbokun, his men stormed
Eke’s place and discovered other ladies
believed to be producing babies for him for
sale and arrested them.
In the course of investigation, he said, Eke
confessed to have sold the baby delivered by
Okafor at the cost of N500,000.
He said investigation was still in progress,
adding that the suspects would be charged to
court for trafficking of children.
When interviewed, Eke told newsmen that the
child trafficking business with name Divine
Mercy Maternity in Isiala Ngwa was being run
by his late wife.
Okafor also confessed that she was led to
Eke’s place through one of the ladies that was
arrested.
She said she was given N50,000 from the
proceed of the sale of the baby boy.
The commissioner, however, frowned at the
development, saying the girls now get
pregnant and go to other states to deliver with
ulterior motive.
He warned parents and guardians to always
train their children well and ensure they know
and monitor their movements to avoid such
incidents.
Evbakharbokun spoke through the command’s
Police Public Relations Officer, Mr Andrew
Enwerem. (NAN)

source:
www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/human-trafficker-baby-factory-suspects-arrested-in-imo/

And This people won't stop... instead of establishing "Money factory" SMH

In the course of investigation, he said, Eke
confessed to have sold the baby delivered by Okafor at the cost of N500,000.

This people and their love for money in an illegal way

May God save us from the Biafrans

sexaddict08:
May God save us from the Biafrans

Anuohia!

steppin:
Anuohia!

truth hurts, huh?