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Photos: Ondo state Immigration Service nab baby factory operators

An alleged baby factor syndicate operated by a couple, Mr and Mrs Abiodun Ogundeji operating in Ilutuntun, Okitipupa Local Government area of Ondo State was on Wednesday Jan 29th busted by the men of the Ondo state Command of the Nigerian Immigration Service.

Acting on a tip from the Force headquarters Abuja as well as the Imo state command, the Controller General of the state command, Musa Hassan, said the baby factory had been running for 5years. 21 people including the couple running the factory, pregnant women as well as some nursing mothers were arrested in the building. Continue...



Reacting to her arrest, Mrs Happiness Ogundeji denied all allegations levelled against her stating that she was only running a herbal hospital and the women who were arrested were her patients. She said she runs a dredging and construction business, De- Choice Construction Comapany in Ore and has 3 filling stations in Port Harcourt Rivers State. Her husband Abiodun Ogundeji feigned not knowing of his wife's business saying that he only knew her to be into Construction as well as oil and gas. He said he was a Civil Engineer with Chevron, Rivers State.

Most of those arrested refused to speak to reporters but however said anonymously that they were all impregnated in Imo state and then transferred to Ondo state. Upon delivery, their babies would be taken away from them to an unknown place by Mrs Ogundeji .
They are all currently at the Lagos office of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Traffic in Persons and Other Related Matters (NAPTIP)

64 comments:

  1. illegal business everywhere. just hope dis offenders wud b brought to book.

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    1. Wow, even in ondo state.

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    2. My sister! This baby factory palava is getting too real o. What on earth do they even use these babies for sef? I hope its not rituals

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  2. Mna eh this thing is still happening. What a world

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  3. Mek NAPTIP com onitsha,dey plenty for here. We are close to end time indeed,Lord have mercy.

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  4. Baby factories business is now a lucrative business now.

    more emerging from each states.

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  5. This is now the new trend ,selling babies for money.now they are rubbishing the noble idea of foreign missionaries who started the orphanage home program in Nigeri.
    Nigeria always breaking record from behind.

    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA3310

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    1. Our adoption program is a fail. As most couples wanna adopt infants only. Coupled with our failed aconomic system. This business flourish because there r obviously couples who need kid. Rather than thowing these ppl in jail, goverment should find away around this. Ie following up on an adopted kids well fare as well as making sure the biological parents are in sound health. My only concern are ritualist who might patronize the business for fetish purpose.

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    2. @g, I love ur comment. Best so far, trust me dis is one of d obnoxious act nigerain government pushed d masses into. People are suffering, much pains and agonies av been inflicted on us. I think following this up will definitely be d best. Thanks

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  6. Wonders shall never end

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  7. So people stil run this business? Haba!!

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  8. Thats wonderful news, this guys should be made to pay for the inhuman affairs they engage in


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  9. When will dis menace end biko , no wonder dere are so many ritualists around.... God help us

    Maheeda Naija Takes It off Again......

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  10. Criminology written all over their bloody faces.Behind bars should be their new home

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  11. Hehehe it seems like baby Factory business is the in thing now.. Ok oooo.

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  12. funny hw ppl make money. am sorry for the mothers of the babies

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  13. Some of the victims were investigated.They said their husband brought them for child births while others said they came for treatments.At least the horses have spoken.Maybe the immigration officials have something to achieve.

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  14. Some of the victims were investigated.some said their husband brought them for child births while others said they came for treatments.At least the horses have spoken.Maybe the immigration officials have something to achieve.

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  15. Nawa o people are terrible.

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  16. Some of the girls are even posing for the camera.

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  17. Linda na lie d woman is a herbal doctor she treat my inlaw

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  18. ihe na eme,odi kwa egwu

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  19. Na wa ooo,GOD forbid bad tinz,d BLBLE says d love of money is d root of al evil.

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  20. This is serious ooooo. Yoruba pple 're d cause of the problem in dis my beloved countryNigeria

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    1. You are a fool, and all the baby factories we've been hearing from came from where? It's people like you who are the cause of Nigeria's problems.

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    2. Your families are the causes of evil in Nigeria. Bastard. Are ur people not the ritualist we have everywhere. Ewu

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    3. @cintentic, u r a bit h for talking abiut yorubas like that. God will punish yr fingers u used to type rubbish. Linda u r very ignorant for encouraging tribalism on ur blog.

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    4. Idiot, they were impregnated in Imo

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  21. Hmmm why is it bad things grow fast in this country?!! How do you sell babies? I bet most of the buyers use these innocents for diabolical purposes! God help us

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  22. Na wa oh! It can't remain a secret 4ever. God b mercy on us all. One tin is sure, pole patronize dem 4 sure.

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  23. Hw dis people dey fell when den they sell der pikin 2 person wey den nor no all in d name of money. I pray make God help 4 dis country. Mr _melvin-say so

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  24. Ahhhh,where oda r sincereli wantin to be d mothers of der kids,dis once r ready to born trowee,ogaa o

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  25. People need to stop this! Please people should value human lives. This baby factory thing need to stop! God please we need your divine intervention in this particular matter! Baby factory MUST stop! Stop treating innocent babies/children like this. They are too innocent to be going through all this. I am crying right now...God pls help!

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  26. You see, crime knows no barrier and is not restricted to one tribe. After una go talk say na only ibo dey commit this crime pass. I wonder how people can engage in this crime and sleep peacefully. Yesterday I saw a new born baby again and realised how innocent and helpless they looked. God help us all.

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  27. Nwaoooooo which kind nonsense be dis nw God am speachless

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  28. Baby nmaking machines,smh#

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  29. Nawaooooo what kind of nonsense is dis am speechless God.

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  30. Nd d women re happy dat's y they don't want 2 speak out Evil women mtcheew

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  31. Huh...Child trafficking(exhale). Too bad.# via DNA #

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  32. The news from Ondo is never good, always something bad being reported from there.

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  33. na wa for all these baby factory things o!

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  34. glamourous ladyJ31 January 2014 at 12:43

    God help us. Linda post my comment I don't know what I did to u.

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  35. God have mercy!! I wonder what type of judgement they deserve.

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  36. They were impregnated in imo state? Naturally or through IVF? I believe these ladies are surrogates. Nigeria should strengthen adoption procedure and the law should be clear on IVF and/or surrogacy. Until these 2 are taken care of, we will continue to hear of baby factory. Chyachebe

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  37. Ehen,so this thing stil dey happen in this day and age.wonder who they connive wit wen the babies are taken away frm their mothers!

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  38. Na wa o ....poor innocent babies!!!

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  39. Hhmm! Wat a business!! Mr Ogundeji even if u claim ignorance, I'm sure u know by now, dat ur job is on d line. Learn to knw next time wat ur spouse is doing smh!

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  40. Na wa o....poor innocent babies!!


    @peacfullyahead!!%

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  41. Seems this is more of a 'police' job..all d same thank God they've been nabbed. I'm so sure the couples have skeletons in their cupboard cos There is no way an engineer in a leading oil company will descend so low to either run a herbal home or a 'baby factory'.

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  42. NAPTIP......... empowered 2 protect u. a job well done by NAPTIP

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  43. See wetin poverty dey cause. Fuck d government for making some of its people heartless.

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  44. And where are those self righteous Yorubas who blame the Abia syndicate on Igbo love of money. Evil no sabi ethnic divides. Hope you know that now.

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  45. Hmmmmm na wa oooo

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  46. When there is demand...supply must find its way #basiceconomics....this crime will be difficult to stop and it's not restricted to any tribe

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  47. What a shame our country is heading for the rocks

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  48. The government should make genuine adoption easy in Nigeria cos some couples need that just like some abandoned kids need a home. If this is done the baby factory thing will collapse,but as long as d country continue to make it difficult it will definitely not stop cos people will b ready to part with tonnes is money to have a child.

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