We Earn N800k Per Kidnapping – Child Traffickers Confess
Image Credit: toriTwo suspected child traffickers in Oyigbo Local Government confessed to earning N800,000 for each child they abduct.
The suspects are part of a four-member group, including two men and two women, with two men arrested following investigations.
The confession was captured in a video shared on social media, eliciting strong reactions from the public condemning the criminal act.
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