The National Orientation Agency (NOA) wishes to draw the consideration of Nigerians and the overall population, particularly those in the villages, to an upsurge in child trafficking and prostitution including Nigerians, encouraging natives to be careful with suspicious persons who approach them with the guarantee of giving their youngsters better life in the city.
This caution has become essential after a report revealed an under-matured prostitution ring by Nigerians. This report was is a continuation of the capture of twelve (12) Nigerian immature young ladies required for prostitution at Kangaba town along Guinea Conakry street, outside Bamako, Mail. The young ladies, generally of Edo and Delta States birthplace, were business sex specialists at an eatery/bar called "Nigeria" and possessed by an indigene of Edo State prominently known as "Mom Rose". Examination likewise uncovers that the young ladies entered Mali with fake identity cards.
supposedly issued by human trafficking syndicates working in Nigeria and Benin Republic.
Nigerians are subsequently unequivocally prompted not to give out their wards to outsiders and suspicious persons whose method for occupation is not known, to avoid the danger of such youngsters being trafficked. Additionally customary rulers, ward heads and guardians ought to be careful and aware of suspicious persons in their groups so as to expeditiously report such and checkmate the exercises of human trafficking syndicates.
In any case, the NOA wishes to guarantee Nigerians that all important government organs and different partners have been informed and are working indefatigably to nip the exercises of human trafficking syndicates in the bud. We along these lines urge Nigerians to consider the fundamentals of our center values and collaborate with the legislature and its offices to check all types of wrongdoing and guiltiness.
Source: NOA
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