Operatives of the Department of State Security (DSS) have
burst a syndicate of baby sales stock market in Atani, Ogbaru LGA near Onitsha.
The operatives on Thursday afternoon stormed their base, a new storey building
located nearby Atani Police Station and picking up all those seen within the
compound.
According to eye witnesses, no fewer than 13 girls in
various degrees of pregnancy were discovered in the building while the operator
ran away mysteriously. It was revealed that the operators of the pay the girls
N200,000 for a boy and N150,000 for a baby girl on delivery.
Sadly it was also found that mortality for the girls and
their babies have been high as they were given limited medical care and scanty
meals to cut cost.
Also arrested were 5 young boys, some were in their teens
and early twenties who were presumed to have been used in impregnating the
girls and other such girls who were brought into the place once the deal was
struck and agreed on.
The premises being passed off to unsuspecting members of the
public was instantly sealed off and security operatives stationed there on a
round the clock basis presently, while a nationwide hunt for the proprietors
has already begun.
The source noted the building and the business had remained
under security surveillance for a long time before the DSS struck. It was
disclosed that a manhunt has been launched for the runaway operator. Details of
items recovered from the building were not made public but it was disclosed
that some documents bearing some information were recovered.
9 Comments
When this dirty game started, it was from girls who ran away from home as a result of unwanted pregnancy, but now it appears they're now running it like a deal with girls who see d thing as a job...God forbid this end time.
ReplyDeleteServes them right!
ReplyDeleteWait minute! These people are they in anyway prosecuted & jailed??
ReplyDeleteIt's sad!
ReplyDeleteVery terrible situation!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of hardship will make a woman sale her child? Tears!!!
ReplyDeleteTouching!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pity?
ReplyDeleteDis is troubling
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