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POLICE ARRESTED 28years WOMAN FOR SEX SLAVERY

The 28-year-old woman and her accomplice, Collins Madueke, were arrested at the weekend in the Apo area by the Special Intelligence Response Team, SIRT, of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP, the Punch is reporting


Daniel from Ahiazu Mbaise, Imo State and Collins Madueke were arrested in Apo area by the Special Intelligence Response Team.

Source Said that the Sex Slave Girls whose the highest age is 22 locked in a room before the Special Intelligence Response Team came to rescue them.

This Girls told the Police that they were entice by the suspects to Abuja to become commercial sex workers and were promised to be given N200,000 after Six (6) Months of work as a Sex Slave.

The Victims Name are:
Chidinma Amakwe, Blessing John, Nancy Azubuike, Beauty Ndulue, Amarachi Chinedu and Chiamaka Eze.

They all narrated their different story.



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