I need to collect the balance of my sale"
Police in the state of Abia have rescued a four-year-old boy, Obinna Ozuoba, from child traffickers. They arrested two suspects, one Rowland Egbe, 30, and a 50-year-old woman, Ms. Chioma Ohajinmmadu, suspected of being the child's candidate. The boy, who was attracted with cookies, has met with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Uzoma Ozuoba. According to Abia State Police Commissioner Leye Oyebade, who paraded the suspects in the mess of police officers, over the weekend Rowland Egbe was arrested in Obehie in the Western Council of Ukwa while taking the child abducted To the potential buyer. Oyebade said in the interrogation, the suspect admitted that he kidnapped the boy. He then directed the police at 16, Uchelekwa Street on Ohanku Road, Aba, where Chioma was arrested. The police commissioner, who described the trafficking of children as a "crime against humanity", promised that his men would fight against the cartel until they were conquered. He urged people interested in adopting children to follow the legal process. Confession According to Egbe, he had previously sold a girl to Chioma through an average man, and paid him N50,000 of the agreed price of N150,000. However, Chioma wanted a male child, hence his attempt to take Obinna to the average man and collect the balance of the agreed price. He said that he knew the boy's parents and that the boy knew him, so he easily followed Egbe.
According to the suspect, Chioma, approached Egbe through the middle man, now in the race. He said that he only has children and that he wanted to have a son.
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