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Nigerian Navy Hands Over Rescued Victims of Human Trafficking to NAPTIP

From ThisDay · () English

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  • The Nigerian Navy has handed over victims of suspected human trafficking to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP).
  • This action reinforces inter-agency cooperation in combating human trafficking.
  • The handover signifies a commitment to addressing the issue of human trafficking in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Navy has officially transferred rescued victims of suspected human trafficking to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP). This handover underscores the ongoing efforts and inter-agency collaboration aimed at combating the pervasive issue of human trafficking within Nigeria.

This collaborative action between the Nigerian Navy and NAPTIP highlights a coordinated approach to rescue and rehabilitation. By entrusting the victims to NAPTIP, the navy ensures that specialized agencies can provide the necessary support, care, and legal recourse for those affected by trafficking.

The Nigerian government, through these agencies, continues to demonstrate its commitment to tackling human trafficking. The handover is a crucial step in the process of bringing perpetrators to justice and offering a path to recovery for the victims.

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