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Police arrest child trafficking suspect in Abia, rescue six

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Abia State Police arrest Nnamdi Lazarus, a child trafficking suspect, and rescue six abducted children. Investigation ongoing to apprehend syndicate member Read More: https://punchng.com/police-arrest-child-trafficking-suspect-in-abia-rescue-six/

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