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August 29, 2026|11:22

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Police rescue two Colombian women held captive in Lagos

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Operatives of the Nigeria Police Force attached to the National Central Bureau of INTERPOL, Lagos Annex, have rescued two Colombian nationals allegedly lured to Nigeria and held captive by a human trafficking syndicate. The victims, identified as Maria Camila Rodas Ortiz and Yuliet Fernanda Rios Mesa, were rescued following actionable intelligence received from INTERPOL-NCB, Bogotá, Read More: https://punchng.com/police-rescue-two-colombian-women-held-captive-in-lagos/

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