Human trafficking: NSCDC rescues 15 minors sold for N2m each
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- Nigeria’s security and civil defence corps rescued 15 minors who had allegedly been trafficked and sold for 2 million naira each.
- The minors were allegedly sold by a person posing as an official of the National Council of Child Rights Advocate.
Nigeria’s Security and Civil Defence Corps rescued 15 minors who had allegedly been trafficked and sold for 2 million naira each.
The suspected seller allegedly posed as an official of the National Council of Child Rights Advocate, a civil society organization.
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