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SARS In Delta State Arrest Child Trafficking Syndicate - OMG by exlinkleads(f): 6:57am On Nov 14, 2015
Suspected child traffickers recently arrested by the Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) at the Delta State police command said they engage in the business to assist pregnant girls including married couples who don’t have children.

SARS rescued five children suspected to have been sold by members of the group who operate within Delta, Anambra, Cross River, Akwa-Ibom and Rivers state.
The suspects said:

“We sold babies between 1-5 years of age to those who have been married for several years without children. Some of us are nurses and supportive members of staff of health institutions. We do not know how the police got wind of our illicit businesses while we were operating in Asaba and Onitsha. In most cases, a child costs between N250,000 to N500,000 while grown-up ones are sold for N1m.”

Investigation revealed that the suspects took the SARS operatives to Akwa-Ibom State where two children were rescued and two other persons, suspected to be members of their gang, were also arrested. One of the suspects, Patience Okon said,

“Since their mothers cannot take care of their babies because of lack of money, we normally arrange for wealthy parents who have no children but in need of children, to come and buy from us and take them away. We issue receipts of payment to them, we don’t steal the children as police are alleging but the mothers of these children in most cases opt for their children to be sold. Some of them don’t even know the men who impregnate them while some would be hiding from their parents. So we actually help them to solve their problems”.

“We were just helping out some persons who are in need. We are not human traffickers even though we make money from it. The mothers of the babies wanted to throw them away so we came to assist these young girls so that they would not throw away the babies or kill them.” Read more at http://www.exlinklodge.com/2015/11/sars-in-delta-state-arrest-child.html




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Re: SARS In Delta State Arrest Child Trafficking Syndicate - OMG by politricks: 6:59am On Nov 14, 2015
Na craze world we dey
Re: SARS In Delta State Arrest Child Trafficking Syndicate - OMG by donholy28(m): 7:05am On Nov 14, 2015
Name checkers....go home...no food today
Re: SARS In Delta State Arrest Child Trafficking Syndicate - OMG by mannobi(m): 7:08am On Nov 14, 2015
This is really worse than slave trade. How can a sane person go to some crooks to buy a child as they were Xmas goats? No matter what, that child will never behave like a child but as a purchased product. Dwindling economy isn't enough reason for heinous activities
Re: SARS In Delta State Arrest Child Trafficking Syndicate - OMG by demarc001: 7:12am On Nov 14, 2015
The quest for money
Re: SARS In Delta State Arrest Child Trafficking Syndicate - OMG by Nobody: 7:15am On Nov 14, 2015
The girl on blue planning the next bad to do shocked shocked See her strong eyes
Re: SARS In Delta State Arrest Child Trafficking Syndicate - OMG by Nobody: 7:50am On Nov 14, 2015
donholy28:
Name checkers....go home...no food today
they will be disappointed cos these people are not from the hard working tribe.

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