Police Bust Ogun Baby Factory, Rescue Pregnant Women, Children
The Ogun State Police Command has busted an alleged baby factory in Mowe, rescuing two pregnant women and four children. Six suspects were arrested as police investigate the alleged trafficking operation.
The Ogun State Police Command has busted an alleged baby factory in the Mowe area of the state, rescuing two pregnant women and four children from the facility.
The operation also led to the arrest of six suspects in connection with the alleged baby trafficking operation.
The police said the facility was uncovered following intelligence received by operatives, who subsequently raided the location and rescued the victims.
The two pregnant women were among those found at the facility, while four children were also recovered during the operation.
Six suspects were arrested and are currently assisting investigators as the police work to uncover the full extent of the alleged operation.
The command said investigations were ongoing to determine how the facility operated, identify other persons involved and establish the circumstances surrounding the presence of the women and children.
The police reiterated their commitment to tackling human trafficking and other forms of criminal exploitation in the state, urging residents to provide useful information that could assist security agencies in identifying suspicious activities.
The rescued victims are expected to receive appropriate care and support as investigations continue.
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