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In a disturbing development, a family in Ebonyi State has accused a senior police officer, SP Loveth Uche, of abducting and selling their newborn baby for a staggering ₦25 million. The case, which is now stirring nationwide outrage, has raised serious questions about the integrity of law enforcement and the role of government institutions in protecting vulnerable citizens.
According to Sahara Reporters, the incident reportedly occurred in collaboration with staff from the Ministry of Women’s Affairs in Ebonyi. The family claims that SP Uche abducted the baby and attempted to legalize the transaction through ministry documentation. The allegations suggest a deep-rooted network of child trafficking operating under the guise of official procedures.
The family has called for justice, revealing that the police officer took the infant from a young mother who was allegedly coerced and misled. Activists are now demanding a full investigation, including the suspension and prosecution of all those involved.
Citizens across Nigeria have expressed shock and anger over the case, especially due to the disturbing trend of baby trafficking and illegal adoption schemes. Many are now urging the Ebonyi State Government and the Nigeria Police Force to act swiftly and transparently.
“This is not just about one child. It's about the many voiceless children who could be next. This network must be dismantled,” one activist stated.
While the Nigeria Police has yet to make a formal statement, the Ebonyi State Ministry of Women’s Affairs is under pressure to address its alleged involvement.
This alarming case highlights the urgent need for reforms in the protection of children's rights and stricter monitoring of welfare-related institutions in Nigeria. As investigations unfold, Nigerians are watching closely, hoping that justice will prevail and that such heinous acts are never repeated.
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