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Police burst baby factory in Ogun

Operatives of the Ogun State Police Command have uncovered what they say was a ‘baby factory’ syndicate at Abaren Village, Mowe area of the state. The operation resulted in the rescue of two heavily pregnant women and four children, as well as the arrest of six suspects: Florence Ogbona ‘f’ (58), Magdalene Julius ‘f’ (63), […] The post Police burst baby factory in Ogun appeared first on Latest…

Operatives of the Ogun State Police Command unearthed a "baby factory" syndicate in Mowe, rescuing two expectant women, four children, and arresting six suspects. The arrest marked a significant victory in the fight against human trafficking and child exploitation. The operation, conducted on August 24, 2026, at Toluwalase Street, resulted in the recovery of two pregnant women, Ilesanmi Foluke (23) and Ejekwa Melody (20), along with their unborn children.

Additionally, four young children were rescued. Intelligence led officers to a hospital where another infant was born on August 20. The case will be investigated by the State Criminal Investigation Department to find the missing child and prosecute the suspects. The state Commissioner of Police commended the police response and urged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities.

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