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Five Children Rescued From Traffickers In Edo

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Five children were rescued from two suspected child traffickers in Auchi, Edo State on Friday.

The children who travelled unaccompanied, were said to have been on their way from Kaduna to Onitsha, Anambra State when they were intercepted in Auchi.

A source told LEADERSHIP that the children, all girls aged between seven and nine had arrived Auchi in the evening from Kaduna and were trying to establish contact with the two suspected female traffickers to take them to Onitsha when some curious co-passengers became suspicious due to the timid and innocent nature of the children who they deemed too young to travel on their own.

The source said, “The five girls were underage. They were trying to make contact with some people and the other passengers became suspicious.

“With the help of the driver and his colleagues at Onitsha Park in Auchi, the women were called to come over and pick the children were apprehended.

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“The two suspected traffickers who were later identified as Vera Okhakhu and Blessing Agbokha, claimed to be indigenes of Fugar, Etsako Central local government area of Edo State,” the source added.

It was gathered that the two women were questioned before they were handed over to  policemen at the Auchi Police Divisional Headquarters for further investigation.

Efforts to reach the Edo State police spokesman, Chidi Nwanbuzor, proved abortive as he did not take his calls or replied to text messages sent to him.

 

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