Good morning
Am new here please like my post and comments
Thank you
Sponsored Advertisements
How Nigeria’s Security Forces Rescued Dozens from Baby Factories — Real Stories That Should Shake Us Awake
General
11 hrs ago
Comments (2)
Leave a Reply
Top Contributors - 2025
These members spark lively discussions and attract the most attention in July 2025.
New Discussions
-
Phave freezy
Phave Freezy
7 mins ago00 -
I'm Here for You
Jackie
20 mins ago00 -
💹 What is Trading and How Can You Start?
Sunkanmi
1 hr ago00 -
Thanks this small boy 👦 create a Legend wood 🪵 🙌 status !
Redblue
1 hr ago00 -
🚨HISTORY HAS BEEN MADE ‼️🔥 Enzo becomes the FIRST Nigerian streamer to perform live with Davido on stage! 🐐🎤 On July 17, 2025, during Davido’s “5IVE ALIVE TOUR”
Fred
1 hr ago00
Tee🤍🕊️
11 hrs agoThese are not fictional scenes—they’re documented rescues of innocent lives from the terrifying reality of baby factories in Nigeria.
Let’s meet some of the survivors and uncover their stories:
---
🔹 Lagos State Rescue – April 2025
In Ijegun, Lagos, police raided a “baby factory” after a tip-off.
They rescued 7 women aged in their 20s and 3 children (aged 2 to 7)—all held against their will
3 operators were arrested: Mariam (35), Orie (23), and Ujunwa (18)
Victims are now receiving care; suspects will face prosecution
---
🔹 Abia State Rescue – May 2024
NAPTIP and DSS uncovered a facility in Umuahia North, Umuafai village
10 victims rescued: young girls (some pregnant), a lactating mother, and two minor boys
A 63‑year‑old woman (Chinyere Nkwocha) was arrested and transferred to NAPTIP for investigation
---
🔹 Other Ongoing Operations
Human Rights sources estimate hundreds of thousands of people are trafficked yearly in Nigeria due to poverty, stigma, and corrupt systems
Babies sold for adoption, child labor, or ritual use—often priced between ₦500,000 and ₦1 million depending on gender
Law enforcement has made interventions, but the judicial system remains slow and victims often go unreported
---
🧠 Why These Rescues Matter
Thing to Remember Why It Matters
Real lives saved Women and children freed from captivity & trafficking
Criminals arrested Operators are being held accountable
Systemic challenges persist Demand and criminal networks still exist
You can help Communities and individuals can’t stay silent
---
💬 Your Voice Matters:
👉 Did you know these baby factories exist?
👉 What kind of justice should victims expect?
👉 Who needs to be held more accountable—government, communities, or individuals?
Drop your thoughts in the comments below.
Share this post. Tag someone. Let’s wake people up.
---
⚠️ Final Thought:
Every rescue is a victory—but it’s just one fight in a larger fight
We must speak up. We must act. We must demand justice for these victims and prevent more lives from entering these horrors.
Let’s be their voice. 🇳🇬✊