The Federal Road Safety Corps has revealed that its operatives in Kaduna State in the course of their duties impounded a vehicle for overloading and broken windscreen only to later discover occupants of the vehicle are suspected child traffickers with minors heading to unknown destination.

A statement released by the Head Media Relations and Strategy of the Corps, Bisi Kazeem, stated that the vehicle, a Ford Galaxy model, with registration number LMU 76 XA, ash colour, was travelling from Kano to an undisclosed location on April 27, 2017 at about 11:55am, when the patrol team flagged down the driver of the said vehicle who refused to stop.

However, with the advantage of the traffic light at Dutsenma Junction that turned red and the traffic build-up, the driver was forced to stop, which enabled his arrest and impoundment to the FRSC base at 12, Ahmadu Bello Way, Kaduna.

While the patrol team had earlier set out to book the driver for committing traffic offences of overloading and broken windscreen, on close inspection, the team leader noticed that the front windscreen of the vehicle has serious crack and counted 17 minors and three adults (a driver, a woman and one other person), totalling 20 persons, instead of only nine persons occupying the vehicle, which raised her suspicions.

The vehicle was impounded and taken to the base for overloading, seatbelt violation and windscreen

violation. The Corps’ Sector Head of Operations in Kaduna who interviewed the driver and could not get a convincing answer regarding the movement of the passengers, had a hunch about the driver’s destination with the children.

Kazeem stated that the Corps Marshal, Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi, upon learning of the situation, immediately directed the case to be reported to the Comptroller of Immigration Kaduna State, who also immediately sent his personnel to take away the vehicle and its occupants for further investigation at the Command.

In the wake of this suspicious development, Oyeyemi, who approved of the release of the vehicle to NAPTIP to serve as exhibit on their request, used the opportunity to stress the need for constant interagency collaboration to foster security of lives and properties in the country.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/04/child-traffickers-apprehended-in-kaduna.html

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Hmmm....

Trafficking of almajiri kids
Well, there are two lives in North: Slavery and affluence.

I only got 2 words....Jail them.

He should be made to face the law.

The suspects should be grilled thoroughly. They may recruiters of child soldiers for Boko Haram

Mordern day slavery. Before you know it they don put guns for dia hand.

Chaiiiii

Kill them all

Shaba

The Lord is my Shepherd

Probably been transported for slave labour or terrorist indoctrination programs.

They're usually a Trailer load..

God of thunder ooo..

EmeeNaka:
Trafficking of almajiri kids Well, there are two lives in North: Slavery and affluence.

you sabi talk o, keep it up

BUHARI

See wat Buhari the goat has cause.
Hardship everywhere

ok

This is not child trafficking.....

It's obvious the kids are set out to observe their compulsory almajiri assignment

CastedDude:
The Federal Road Safety Corps has revealed that its operatives in Kaduna State in the course of their duties impounded a vehicle for overloading and broken windscreen only to later discover occupants of the vehicle are suspected child traffickers with minors heading to unknown destination.

A statement released by the Head Media Relations and Strategy of the Corps, Bisi Kazeem, stated that the vehicle, a Ford Galaxy model, with registration number LMU 76 XA, ash colour, was travelling from Kano to an undisclosed location on April 27, 2017 at about 11:55am, when the patrol team flagged down the driver of the said vehicle who refused to stop.

However, with the advantage of the traffic light at Dutsenma Junction that turned red and the traffic build-up, the driver was forced to stop, which enabled his arrest and impoundment to the FRSC base at 12, Ahmadu Bello Way, Kaduna.

While the patrol team had earlier set out to book the driver for committing traffic offences of overloading and broken windscreen, on close inspection, the team leader noticed that the front windscreen of the vehicle has serious crack and counted 17 minors and three adults (a driver, a woman and one other person), totalling 20 persons, instead of only nine persons occupying the vehicle, which raised her suspicions.

The vehicle was impounded and taken to the base for overloading, seatbelt violation and windscreen

violation. The Corps’ Sector Head of Operations in Kaduna who interviewed the driver and could not get a convincing answer regarding the movement of the passengers, had a hunch about the driver’s destination with the children.

Kazeem stated that the Corps Marshal, Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi, upon learning of the situation, immediately directed the case to be reported to the Comptroller of Immigration Kaduna State, who also immediately sent his personnel to take away the vehicle and its occupants for further investigation at the Command.

In the wake of this suspicious development, Oyeyemi, who approved of the release of the vehicle to NAPTIP to serve as exhibit on their request, used the opportunity to stress the need for constant interagency collaboration to foster security of lives and properties in the country.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/04/child-traffickers-apprehended-in-kaduna.html

What a pity on this little innocent children. Another set of street beggars for Lagos Road.

Nawa oh

wicked world and their children will be at home enjoying this evil money

hmmm...

Well, as long as they re not transporting (stealing) our innocent under aged girls (up north) in the name of #####, these once are on their own.

na almajiri



they are embarking on their own version of NYSC posting


they are being shipped to their place of primary assignments!



the only difference be say instead receiving allowee, na the children they send returns to their almajiri headquarters were their chief coordinating imams now use it to buy weapons for boko haram!

I hope he's not taking them for almajiri?
Cos some people may change the topic

17 minors and three adults (a driver, a woman and one other person), totalling 20 persons, instead of only nine persons occupying the vehicle...nawa o