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NAPTIP Nabs Baby Factory Owner, One Other For Selling, Buying Baby For N2m 

Olamide ObayemiBy Olamide ObayemiFebruary 29, 2024No Comments22 Views
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 By Abimbola Ogunnaike

Two persons alleged to be involved in the trading of a baby have been arrested by the operatives of National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) in conjunction with the Ekiti State Liaison Office in Ilupeju-Ekiti, Ekiti State

The Head of NAPTIP Ekiti Liaison Office, Oladimeji Samson, confirmed the arrest of the two suspects while speaking with newsmen in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State capital on Thursday, 29 February, 2024

According to Oladimeji, a team of operatives led by Mr Emuze John from NAPTIP Headquarters alongside officers of the agency in Ekiti arrested the suspects.

Ekiti NAPTIP head added that one of the suspects, Ifeoma Ejide, allegedly sold a female baby to one Mrs Funmilayo Ibitoye, who was suspected to have bought the baby for N2 million.

 “My colleagues came from Abuja for a case of a woman that has a baby factory at Owo, Ondo State and the woman was arrested in Owo and from there they traced where she sold the baby.

“The buyer bought the baby at the rate of N2 million and she is yet to pay all while her husband is based in United States. The woman that sold this baby has confessed that she is into baby factory.

“This issue is rampant and common in Ekiti. Most of these people (baby buyers) use herbs and they are told not to visit any hospital so that they can’t be tracked. We asked her ‘how long have you breastfed the child?’ and she said the first time there was no milk. This case have connection with others cases,” Oladimeji said.

During cross examination, Ejide confessed to the crime.

Meanwhile, Funmilayo, the suspected buyer in Ekiti, denied the allegation, claiming that she delivered the baby and was medically taken care of by Ejide.

She added that she has waited for her baby for 25 years, adding, “They said I buy baby, I did not buy any baby. I was arrested in Ekiti. Although, I didn’t give birth in the hospital but at the woman’s house in Owo (referring to Ifeoma). We normally buy herbs from her in 3 months for N100,000 and N300,000 for 9 months.

“After giving birth, the herb is N20,000. I paid through transfer. I have been paying through transfer. My sister followed me to Owo to deliver the baby.”

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