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Police parade two doctors, others over kidney harvesting in Nasarawa

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Nigeria Police Force has paraded four suspects allegedly involved in an organ harvesting and human trafficking syndicate operating in Nasarawa State. The suspects are Emmanuel Ode, 23; Dr Benjamin Oyime, 48, a nephrologist and consultant to Wellington Hospital, Life Camp, Abuja; Dr Daniel Otukpa, 53, also a nephrologist and Acting Director of Clinical Services Read More: https://punchng.com/police-parade-two-doctors-others-over-kidney-harvesting-in-nasarawa/

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