In a remarkable show of bravery, the Katsina State Police Command successfully prevented a kidnapping attempt involving 10 passengers at Kwanar Makera, Jibia Local Government Area. This heroic act occurred on December 24, as armed bandits attacked a commercial vehicle along the Katsina-Magama-Jibia road. Swift Police InterventionAccording to ASP Abubakar Aliyu, the command’s spokesperson, the incident unfolded at 8:30 p.m. when heavily armed bandits ambushed a vehicle, firing sporadically in an attempt to abduct the passengers. Responding swiftly to a distress call, the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Jibia led a team of operatives to the scene. The officers engaged the bandits in a fierce gun battle, successfully foiling the kidnapping attempt and rescuing all 10 occupants. Victims Receive Medical CareUnfortunately, four of the rescued passengers sustained gunshot injuries during the attack. They were promptly rushed to a nearby hospital, where they are receiving medical attention. Ongoing Efforts and CommendationEfforts are underway to apprehend the fleeing suspects as investigations continue. Commending the team for their courage and professionalism, Katsina State Commissioner of Police, Aliyu Abubakar-Musa, urged the officers to maintain their commitment to ensuring public safety. He also appealed to the community to support the police by providing valuable information about criminal activities for swift and effective action. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
Discover the unfolding drama surrounding the Ibadan stampede as Peter Obi urges the police to release the Ooni of Ife’s former wife, Naomi Silekunola. Dive into the story of her alleged mistreatment, legal battles, and the quest for justice. Ibadan Stampede: Peter Obi Demands Justice for Naomi Silekunola The sister of Prophetess Naomi Silekunola, the ex-wife of the Ooni of Ife, has made startling allegations regarding her treatment during her recent court arraignment. Simi Oluwaseyi, Naomi’s sibling, disclosed that the embattled prophetess faced harsh conditions and was treated like a criminal after being detained in connection with the tragic Ibadan stampede. This controversy began when a video emerged showing their mother, Fumilayo Oluwaseyi, pleading for intervention from President Bola Tinubu. Allegations of Harsh Treatment In a heartfelt social media post, Simi described Naomi’s ordeal while in custody. According to her, Naomi was arrested and detained for over six days. During this time, she allegedly collapsed under interrogation and was rushed to the hospital. Simi revealed that the charges against Naomi included murder, although she claimed legal experts had informed her it was a bailable offense. However, the court remanded Naomi into custody, sparking outrage among her family and supporters. “All my sister wanted was to bring joy to children this Christmas, just as she has done for years,” Simi explained. “Tragically, this year didn’t go as planned, and innocent children lost their lives. While we deeply mourn this loss, it is unjust to subject my sister to such treatment.” Legal Concerns and Family Struggles Naomi’s sister recounted that the Christmas funfair, which Naomi had organized for children, was meant to begin at 10 a.m., but eager participants arrived as early as 4 a.m. The unfortunate stampede occurred between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m., claiming lives and leading to the prophetess’s arrest. Simi also noted that the family was largely denied access to Naomi during her detention. “Our mother had to plead daily just to see her,” she said. “Naomi wasn’t allowed to use her phone, and her son had to beg to see her at the police hospital.” Adding to the family’s frustration, Simi criticized the handling of the court proceedings. “She wasn’t supposed to appear before a magistrate court but a high court. Despite this, over 40 policemen were present during the hearing, and only my mother and brother were allowed inside the courtroom,” she claimed. Peter Obi’s Call for Justice In response to the situation, former presidential candidate Peter Obi has called on the authorities to ensure fair treatment of Naomi. Obi urged the police to release the prophetess, emphasizing that justice must be served for all involved. This case has drawn national attention, sparking debates about legal procedures, police conduct, and the treatment of individuals in custody. As the story unfolds, many Nigerians continue to seek clarity and justice for those affected by the tragic events in Ibadan. Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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The EFCC’s recent arrest of 193 foreigners and 599 Nigerians for cybercrime exposes systemic lapses in security and the need for stronger collaboration between citizens and law enforcement. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) recently executed its largest single-day operation, apprehending 193 foreigners and 599 Nigerians linked to cryptocurrency and romance scam networks. This significant crackdown underscores the growing threat of cybercrime and its far-reaching implications for Nigeria’s security and global reputation. Details of the Operation Reports reveal that among the arrested foreigners, 114 were Chinese nationals, 40 Filipinos, two Kazakhs, one Pakistani, and one Indonesian. These individuals were part of a syndicate specializing in cybercrime and cryptocurrency investment fraud. The suspects were arrested in a surprise raid at a seven-story building known as Big Leaf Building, located at 7, Oyin Jolayemi Street, Lagos. This facility, disguised as a corporate financial institution, served as a training hub for Nigerians in romance and investment scams. These trainees used fraudulent identities to target victims in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Europe. Systemic Issues Highlighted The discovery of 193 foreign nationals engaged in organized crime within a single location highlights serious lapses in Nigeria’s security framework. This raises questions about the role of immigration authorities and the efficiency of border control measures. It also points to a troubling disconnect between citizens and law enforcement agencies. Local residents failed to report unusual activities in the area, reflecting a lack of awareness and engagement with security efforts. Recommendations for Improvement The Global Perspective Cybercrime is a global issue, and dismantling these networks requires international cooperation. While the actions of a few tarnish Nigeria’s image, it’s essential to recognize the millions of hardworking and honest Nigerians contributing positively to the nation’s reputation. Conclusion The EFCC’s operation is a commendable step toward combating cybercrime, but sustained efforts are needed to address systemic challenges. By uniting government agencies, financial institutions, and citizens, Nigeria can effectively dismantle criminal networks, restore its global standing, and ensure justice for victims worldwide. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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A pastor in Imo State, Nigeria, faces legal charges involving threats, property disputes, and family tensions. Read the details of the case, court proceedings, and bail conditions. Pastor Arraigned in Court Over Family Dispute The presiding pastor of the Tree of Life Bible Church in Irete, Owerri West Local Government Area (LGA), Ebere Emmanuel Amadi, has been remanded in custody following accusations of threats, assault, and property-related disputes involving his mother, Mrs. Nelly Chidinma Amadi. The arrest occurred after several weeks of evasion, during which Pastor Amadi reportedly avoided police apprehension. Authorities at the Ogbaku Police Station detained him after Mrs. Amadi filed a report accusing him of assault, molestation, and threats over family property. Details of the Case LMSINT MEDIA gathered that Pastor Amadi had initially been granted administrative bail but later absconded. His actions prompted the police to pursue his rearrest. Upon being taken into custody, the Imo State Police Command filed charges in the Magistrate Court against him, alleging theft, property damage, and public disturbance. In suit number MID/31C/2024, the charges included: Court Proceedings The defendant’s lawyer, Barr. Osuocha, appealed to the court for bail, emphasizing that the matter was a family issue and could be resolved amicably outside the courtroom. The prosecutor, Maria Goretti Nosiri, did not object to the request. Presiding Magistrate His Worship Alamezie granted bail to the defendant with conditions: a sum of ₦500,000 and a surety, who must be a Level 10 officer in the Imo State Civil Service, along with valid identification. However, due to the defendant’s inability to meet the bail conditions immediately, he was remanded at the Nigeria Correctional Centre in Owerri. Next Steps The case has been adjourned to January 24, 2025, for hearing. Pastor Amadi pleaded not guilty to the charges during his arraignment. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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The mother of Prophetess Naomi Silekunola, the former Queen of the Ooni of Ife, has publicly pleaded for assistance after her daughter was remanded in Agodi Prison. This followed the tragic stampede that resulted in the death of 35 minors during an event last Wednesday. In an emotional video, Naomi’s mother, visibly distressed and in tears, implored Nigerians and the global community to intervene, insisting that her daughter is innocent. She lamented, “Please help me; have mercy on me. Don’t let them ruin my life. My daughter has been organizing this program for over a decade to assist children. I beg the world to help free Naomi. She is truly innocent.” Prophetess Naomi, alongside Agidigbo FM’s owner, Mr. Hamzat Oriyomi, and the Principal of Islamic School, Bashorun, Mr. Abdullahi Fasasi, faces a four-count charge. These charges include conspiracy, negligent acts causing harm, acceleration of death, and failure to provide sufficient security and medical support at the event. The court ordered that the accused remain in prison custody until January 13, awaiting legal advice from the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP). Despite their defense lawyers’ efforts to have their clients released to police custody, Magistrate Olabisi Ogunkanmi upheld the remand order. Mr. Ridwan Adekunle, counsel to Oriyomi Hamzat, argued that his client had an agreement with the Officer-in-Charge (OC) Legal to remain in police custody. Similarly, Mr. Olajide, representing the school principal, pleaded for police custody instead of prison remand. The case, registered as C/2024 and initiated by the Commissioner of Police, initially led to the arrest of seven suspects, five of whom have since been released. Both Prophetess Naomi and Oriyomi reportedly required hospitalization following the tragic event. Oriyomi stated that he was left in shock, while Naomi was said to have collapsed during her time in police custody. Reacting to the tragedy, Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde pledged a thorough investigation, assuring the public that anyone found responsible would face the full force of the law. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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At least 23 people were reportedly killed in an attack on Anyiin in Logo Local Government Area (LGA) of Benue State, allegedly carried out by suspected Fulani militia herdsmen on Wednesday evening. The attack, which started around 6:32 p.m. and lasted over three hours, has left many missing, according to sources. Conflicting reports have emerged about the exact number of casualties, with some suggesting that the death toll might be even higher. Benue State Police Command confirmed the incident but has yet to release detailed casualty figures. Police spokesperson, SP Sewuese Anene, acknowledged the attack, stating, “The attack in Anyiin is confirmed, but details are not available at this time. More information will be provided as soon as possible.” Local elder Joseph Anawa described the incident as a coordinated assault, with over 200 heavily armed attackers storming the town, firing sporadically and ambushing fleeing residents. According to Anawa, this was the second assault in a month; on October 9, Fulani militia attacked Ayilamo, killing many. Displaced communities, including Ukemberagya, Tswarev, Mbawar, Gov, Mbainange, and Tombo, have sought refuge in Anyiin, although many are now leaving due to fear of further violence. Anawa urged the federal and state governments to revive the abandoned Mobile Police Barracks project near Anyiin to enhance security in the area. He also appealed to representatives at state and national levels to bolster security in Gaambe-Tiev communities to allow farmers to safely harvest their crops. READ ALSO: Senate Urges Immediate Action on Increasing Drug Use Among Youth Among those killed in the attack were Orihundu Ati, a retired school supervisor, the son of Kindred Head Zaki Mbatern, the son of former Chief of Staff Tordoo Suswam, and the son of Mr. Uyange Chembe, brother of the late District Head, Zaki John Chembe.
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Sijibomi Ogundele, a well-known businessman from Lagos, was freed on bail after being held at the Force Criminal Investigations Department in Abuja. According to information obtained by our correspondent, Ogundele was detained by the police after a petition was filed by human rights attorney Pelumi Olajengbesi, who claimed that Ogundele had obtained $325,000 from a man named Kabiru Ibrahim on November 5, 2020, under false pretenses. In a copy of the petition obtained by our correspondent on Thursday, Olajengbesi stated that the sum was meant for the 50% payment of the agreed total of $650,000 for a property consisting of one unit of a three-bedroom flat located in an estate known as Leonardo by Sujimoto Home. The petition partly read, “In 2020, Mr. Sijibomi Ogundele approached our client and fraudulently represented himself and the business by putting up a brochure showing the property and offering to sell one unit of a three-bedroom apartment at the Leonardo by Sujimoto Home estate. The property was listed for $750,000, but after our client and Mr. Sijibomi Ogundele met, the price was lowered to $650,000 with consideration offered to our client if 50% was paid right away. On November 5, 2020, Sujimoto Construction Limited acknowledged that our client had accepted the offer and paid $325,000, which was half of the $650,000 that had been agreed upon. When contacted, DSP Funmi Eguaoje, the FCID police spokeswoman, stated that Ogundele had recently been released on bail following a “interview.” READ ALSO: EFCC recovered over N248bn Crime Proceeds in One Year “He came on invitation yesterday (Wednesday), but they couldn’t,” Eguaoje stated. deal with the issue as of yesterday. Today, they were summoned for an interview. The interview is now complete, and he will now be released on bond. Attempts to contact Ogundele’s attorney, Kenny Umenyi, regarding the issue were unsuccessful because our correspondent’s introduction ended the call to his line.As of the time this complaint was filed, he had not responded to a text message that was sent to him. We Love To Have You Back. Pease kindly Provide Us With Your Email.
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According to the Ebonyi Police Command, a man identified as Michael Nnaji was discovered dead in the Ngbo-Amaka neighborhood of Ngbo Community, Ohaukwu Local Government of the state. In Ebonyi Metro, gunmen murder a businessman and burn him alive. In Ebonyi, gunmen murder a businessman and burn him.The incident happened on Tuesday night, and DSP Joshua Ukandu, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), escalated this on Wednesday in Abakaliki. Yes, we are aware of the occurrence, but we have not yet received all the information regarding the actual events that took place in the area. “After getting in touch with Ohaukwu Divisional Headquarters, our team has arrived on the location to conduct an inquiry. READ ALSO After ten months, the kidnapped Kaduna female doctor was released. Nigerian priest kidnapping is considered a form of attack on “soft targets” who are Christians “Yes, I have not yet received a briefing, but I must inform you that the State Police Command will conduct a thorough examination of the situation. “We guarantee that those responsible will be caught and brought to justice,” Ukandu stated. Local resident Joy Nwankwor also responded to the incident, stating that the victim, a businessman, was killed on Tuesday night. The criminal used a motorcycle for his operations. He was shot, and his body was burned. She continued, “His body has been taken to the mortuary at Ezamgbo General Hospital.” We Love To Have You Back. Pease kindly Provide Us With Your Email.
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Dr. Ganiyat Popoola, a dedicated female resident medical doctor at the National Eye Centre in Kaduna State, has finally been released after enduring a harrowing ten months in captivity. She was kidnapped by bandits in December 2023, an event that sent shockwaves through the medical community and beyond. Dr. Popoola serves as a Registrar in the Department of Ophthalmology at the National Eye Centre. At the time of her abduction, she was taken alongside her husband, Nurudeen Popoola, a military officer, and her nephew, Folaranmi Abdul-Mugni, who resided with them. The kidnappers initially demanded an exorbitant ransom of N40 million, a staggering sum that highlighted the severity of the situation. READ ALSO After negotiations, a portion of the ransom was paid, leading to the release of her husband on March 8, 2024. However, Dr. Popoola and her nephew remained in captivity, causing deep concern for their well-being among family, friends, and colleagues. Finally, on Wednesday evening, the long-awaited moment came when Dr. Popoola and her nephew were freed, marking the end of their terrifying ordeal. Their release was met with overwhelming relief and gratitude from the community. Dr. Tope Osundara, the President of the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), expressed immense joy upon hearing the news. He extended heartfelt thanks to everyone who played a role in securing their safe return, highlighting the importance of collective efforts in times of crisis. The entire community is now celebrating the safe return of Dr. Popoola and her nephew, thankful that they have escaped this traumatic chapter of their lives. We Love To Have You Back. Pease kindly Provide Us With Your Email.
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Cameroon’s Yaoundé Two people have been taken into custody by Nigerian police on suspicion of being involved in the abduction of Father Thomas Oyode, the rector of Immaculate Conception Minor Seminary School in Auchi Diocese, which is situated in Edo State in the nation’s troubled central-southern region. According to Edo State Police Commissioner Umoru Ozigi, who presented the suspects to the media on October 30, the suspects were helping the police find their accomplices. In an area where criminals are a major concern, he urged the populace to provide any information that could result in the arrest of criminals. According to a statement from Father Peter Egielewa, the diocese’s director of communications, Oyode was kidnapped Sunday night at the seminary at approximately 7:00 p.m., during evening prayers and benediction. He claimed that when the kidnappers abducted two seminarians at first, the rector requested them to let the students go and take him instead. Rev. Fr. Thomas Oyode, the institution’s rector, was kidnapped and taken into the forest. Nevertheless, until security measures surrounding the seminary are strengthened, the vice rector and every seminarian have been located, are safe, and have been temporarily moved to a secure location. Egielewa issued a statement saying, “Unfortunately, no communication has been had with the abductors yet.” According to unverified claims, the kidnappers are requesting a ransom of around $122,000. Crux never received a response to his requests for confirmation from the bishop. The new abduction underscores the escalating danger to Nigerian clergy and religious figures, who are typically seen as “soft targets.” As per a report Since 2009, almost 150,000 civilian deaths in Nigeria have been attributed to religious motivations, according to the International Society for Civil Liberties and the Rule of Law, or “Intersociety.” According to the research, which was released on February 14, since 2009, over 800 Christian communities have been targeted, and about 14 million Christians have been displaced and forced to leave their homes. “The targeting of Catholic clergy and Christians is part of a larger plan to Islamize the country,” Emeka Umeagbalassi, the Director of Intersociety, told Crux. He called the federal government “a wing of Fulani killers,” a reference to a predominantly Muslim ethnic group that is widely distributed throughout West Africa, including Nigeria, and accused it of discriminating against Christians. There are numerous butcher shops, disappearances and kidnappings occurring around the nation, and the security services are involved in these crimes,” Emeka stated. Abuja Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama claimed that the ongoing murders and abductions of Christians “have put the security agencies to shame.” Increased insecurity is still a problem for our country. Bandits, kidnappers, herders militias, Boko Haram insurgents, and the so-called “unknown gunmen” continue to incite fear in different parts of the country, Kaigama told Crux. He directly attacked the federal government for its inability to safeguard the populace, claiming that it is no longer able to stop violent offenders who terrify people in various sections of the nation at will. HURIWA, the Nigerian Human Rights Writers Association, has called on the federal government to take stronger measures to combat attacks on moderate Muslims, priests, and pastors who are increasingly becoming targets of Fulani herders, terrorists, bandits, and kidnappers. In order to obtain the release of pastoral agents, the Sokoto Diocese paid more than $37,200, according to Mathew Hassan Kukah, the diocese’s vocal bishop, last year. HURIWA said in a report last year that while there are legitimate concerns that these kidnappings amount to intentional persecution of Christianity, these worries seem to be overshadowed by the financial motivation. READ ALSO According to the report, additional criminals have been encouraged to carry out similar crimes since the government has not addressed the problem of priest kidnappings and murders. According to Christian Solidarity International’s Franklyne Ogbunwezeh, a senior researcher for Sub-Saharan Africa, criminal gangs may be motivated by financial gain to Jihadist forces who abduct clergy have a distinct goal: to drive Christians out of their communities, especially in Nigeria’s Middle Belt, in order to establish an Islamic caliphate. “Christian leaders who are well-known in their communities are abducted and killed by them, sometimes even after ransom has been paid. The purpose of this is to distance the community from its core, which will facilitate the destruction of such Christian communities,” he stated. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE THIS We Love To Have You Back. Pease kindly Provide Us With Your Email.
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Suspected armed bandits recently launched an attack on Bena village and nearby communities in the Danko/Wasagu Local Government Area of Kebbi State, leading to the abduction of at least 16 residents. The attack has heightened concerns about rising insecurity in the region, as bandits continue to target villages, disrupt agricultural activities, and instill fear among locals. Lawali Umar, the Secretary of the Security Committee in Wasagu, confirmed the incident. He explained that the bandits strategically ambushed unsuspecting farmers as they worked on their guinea corn farms, taking advantage of the busy harvest season when farmers are often scattered across fields. “They lay in wait and struck while our people were focused on their farm work, capturing and taking them away,” Umar detailed. This method has become a common tactic, as bandits aim to take advantage of isolated workers in rural areas. CONTINUE READING This recent incident follows another attack in the Tudun Wada area, where six people were also abducted. In both instances, bandits have demonstrated an unsettling degree of coordination, ambushing rural farmers and exploiting the limited security coverage in these vulnerable areas. In response to the ongoing threat, the Nigerian army engaged the bandits in a fierce gunfight, successfully repelling them and managing to rescue six of the abductees. However, many of the initially kidnapped individuals are still missing, with some managing to escape during the chaos, while about nine people remain in captivity. According to Umar, the kidnappers are demanding an undisclosed ransom, placing additional pressure on the families and the local government. In light of these continued attacks, Umar has appealed to the Kebbi State Government to bolster security in particularly susceptible communities, especially Yar Maitaba, Mai Rai Rai, and Tungar Sabo. He described these locations as known bandit strongholds that would benefit from increased security measures, especially during peak agricultural seasons. “We appreciate the steps the state government has taken to combat banditry, but with the guinea corn harvest season upon us, our farmers urgently need better protection,” Umar stated, emphasizing the impact that these incidents have on the local agricultural economy and community morale. As of the time of filing this report, Kebbi State Police Command spokesperson Nafiu Abubakar had not yet issued a statement regarding the incidents. The silence has sparked further discussion among local residents and advocacy groups, who are urging immediate action to safeguard rural communities. With attacks continuing to escalate, the people of Kebbi State are looking to both local and federal authorities to find a more permanent solution to the ongoing security crisis. The incidents highlight the complex security challenges faced in rural Nigeria, where communities are often left vulnerable to increasingly brazen attacks from organized criminal groups. We Love To Have You Back. Pease kindly Provide Us With Your Email.
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Paul Gyenger, 35, was ordered to be placed under remand in a correctional facility by a Makurdi Chief Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday for reportedly labeling Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia “a chronic womaniser” on social media. Makurdi resident Gyenger was accused of defamation of character and cyberstalking. However, due to a lack of jurisdiction, Chief Magistrate Mr. Kelvin Mbanongun declined to accept the suspect’s plea. Mbanongun postponed the issue until December 17 in order to give it more time. The prosecution’s attorney, Insp Godwin Ato, had informed the court that the ADC had reported the case to the governor, ASP Ver Ingyatu, on October 16, 2024, at the Anti-Cybercrimes and Narcotics Unit, Makurdi. READ ALSO According to Ingyatu, the suspect shared content on a Facebook page that was owned by Terna Sunday. “The Governor is a chronic womanizer,” Tyo said. The complaint claimed that on the same Facebook account, the suspect also disparaged the governor’s reputation in various ways using derogatory Tiv language phrases. According to the prosecutor, a police inquiry led to the suspect’s arrest. Ato added that the offense violated Sections 393 of the Benue penal code of 2004 and 24 of the Cybercrimes Act of 2015.
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Four girls are saved while a Nigerian lady is given a 12-year term for sex trafficking in Côte d’Ivoire. The Boundiali Court in Côte d’Ivoire has sentenced Sandra Okon, a Nigerian woman from Akwa Ibom State, to 12 years in prison for sex trafficking. The conviction follows the successful rescue of four young Nigerian females who were trafficked to Mali on false pretenses of lawful employment. The young ladies were safely recovered as a result of the operation, which was organized by the Global Anti-Human Trafficking Organization (GAHTO), which is headquartered in Mali, and the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP). At a press event in Uyo, NAPTIP’s Uyo Zonal Commander, Emmanuel Awhen, disclosed the information while highlighting the difficulties in breaking up transnational trafficking networks. “These young ladies suffered severe adversity, but because of NAPTIP and GAHTO’s prompt action, they are now secure and getting the help they need to reintegrate into society,” Awhen said. READ ALSO He clarified that traffickers had tricked the girls into being coerced into sexual slavery by luring them with the promise of work at supermarkets and salons. According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the operation began when one of the girls was able to use a different phone to call a NAPTIP official, explaining her predicament and leaving voicemails that allowed for a coordinated rescue with foreign allies. More than fifty young Nigerian women are still pushed into forced prostitution in Mali, according to the rescued females. Awhen responded by advising parents to and guardians to exercise caution when dealing with people who offer international employment prospects, and they urged the Akwa Ibom State government to provide more assistance in the fight against human trafficking.
