Enugu police rescue 5 pregnant girls, 9 babies in illegal home
Five pregnant teenage girls and nine babies all below one year, have been rescued from a baby factory masquerading as a maternity home by policemen from the Central Police Station of the Enugu State Police Command.
The
police acted on privileged information it got from concerned members of
the public on the activities of the maternity home known as Daughters of Divine Home Pro-live located at Aria Road by Cemetery axis in the Enugu North Local Government Area.
On
storming the home, the police found that the operators of the home
actually run a baby factory where teenage girls are impregnated by men
hired for that purpose and the babies sold to child traffickers and
women who are unable to have their own children.
The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Ebere Amaraizu
who confirmed the incident, stating that as a result of the useful
information from members of the public, men of the Central Police
Station swung into action and raided the maternity home.
According
to him, five pregnant girls and nine babies under one year were
recovered, while five of the workers in the maternity home were
arrested.
Amaraizu further disclosed that the
suspects are now helping the operatives of the Anti Child Trafficking
Unit of the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) in their
investigation.
He said that among the girls found
in the home was a second year student of a university who got
impregnated in school and was conscripted into the home where she had
her baby
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