A suspected human trafficker (name withheld) is
now in the custody of the National Agency for the Prohibition of
Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) after he was arrested at the Murtala
Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos while attempting to
facilitate the trafficking of a victim of out of the country.
The PVOT who is in her early twenties and hails from Edo
State was however, rescued and being counselled by officials of the
Agency.
The arrest and rescue were done during a joint random
profiling operations carried out at the MMIA between Wednesday June 28
and Thursday by NAPTIP-Joint Border Task Force (NAPTIP-JBTF) operatives, mentors and the United Kingdom border Police.
In the operations which lasted over 7 hours on the 2 days,
targeted Airlines included Emirate heading to Dubai, Turkish Air heading
to Istanbul, Egypt Air heading to Cairo; Ethiopian Airline heading to
Addis Ababa; Qatar Ailine heading to Doha; Rwand Air heading to Kigali
and another Emirate Air heading to Dubai.
During the operation, passengers were randomly profiled on
the floor of the departure hall at the check-in counters. It was in one
of such checks that the PVOT was intercepted on the Emirate Airline
counter checking in to travel to Dubai while the suspect facilitating
her movement was arrested.
While the suspect is presently answering question from
NAPTIP investigators at its facility in Lagos, the victim has been sent
to the shelter for adequate care.
9 comments:
He can't outrun the long arm of the law.
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They won't stop. Those girls like to go.
End of d road for d imbecile
God be praised
... Merited happiness
"The PVOT who is in her early twenties and hails from Edo State"
If e no be Edo, e no fit be another state... tufiakwa!
Whether dem use Europe swear for una...
NA WAH
Edo women are cursed
Nawa oooo
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