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They rescue 23 victims of trafficking in “a factory to make babies” in Nigeria

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The Nigerian Police rescued 19 pregnant women and 4 children victims of human trafficking in a “factory to make babies” in the city of Lagos, where they were forced to become pregnant and sell their newborns, said Monday police spokesman

Nigeria’s baby mills victimize vulnerable mothers, sell infants on black market

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By Ali Abare Abubakar – Special to The Washington Times – – Monday, June 13, 2016 Enunu, Nigeria — Four months pregnant, Ugwu Christabel, a scared 17-year-old from Aku in southeastern Nigeria, looked to the heavens for help after her parents threw her out of their home. Then she looked to the Tex Hospital and Maternity Home in nearby Enunu, where single, …

“I do buy babies for N1 million and sell them in USA,” a 60 year-old woman confesses.

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A 60-year-old grandmother, Asabi Adebayo, has told the Oyo State Police Command that she had a thriving baby trafficking ring where she allegedly bought five babies for the whopping sum of N5 million, at N1 million per baby, with the sole purpose of taking the babies to the United State of America, for sale. Adebayo who added that she had …