Two Minors Rescued After Being Trafficked and Sold in Nigeria

Two minors, allegedly sold for ₦18,000 each and forced to hawk goods in Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria, have been rescued after four months, leading to three arrests.

20 May, 12:05 — 20 May, 12:05

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Child Trafficking: Two minors sold for ₦18,000 each, rescued after 4 months

Forced to hawk in Benin — Court remands three By Dayo Johnson Akure An Akure Magistrate’s Court has heard how two minors were allegedly sold for ₦18,000 each and forced to hawk goods on the streets of Benin City, Edo State. Two men, John Ushie, 32, and Innocent Ushie, 50, along with a woman, Evelyn […] The post Child Trafficking: Two minors sold for ₦18,000 each, rescued after 4 months appeared first on Vanguard News.

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Two Minors Rescued After Being Trafficked and Sold in Nigeria

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