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NSCDC rescues 15 minors sold for N2m each in Nasarawa

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The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has rescued 15 minors allegedly trafficked and sold for N2m each by a suspected member of a human trafficking syndicate in Nasarawa State. The NSCDC Public Relations Officer, Babawale Afolabi, disclosed this at a news briefing at the corps’ headquarters in Abuja on Friday. Afolabi said the suspect Read More: https://punchng.com/nscdc-rescues-15-minors-sold-for-n2m-each-in-nasarawa/

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