How Baby Factory Owner Hired Men To Impregnate Girls

How Baby Factory Owner Hired Men To Impregnate Girls
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Facts have emerged on how the owner of a baby factory in Ogun State, Mrs. Florence Ogbonna, held some girls captives in a home, hired men to impregnate them and sold the babies after delivery.

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The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abimbola Oyeyemi, confirmed the incident and stated that the baby making home was on 28th February, 2020, discovered at Imedu Olori area of Mowe, Obafemi Owode Local government area of the State.

He explained that the illegal baby factory was discovered when one of the inmates, who escaped from the home, reported at Mowe Police Station that she was lured into the home and held captive there for some time.

DSP Oyeyemi stated that on the strength of the information, the Police moved into action and arrested the owner of the home, one Florence Ogbonna ‘f’ and is currently in detention undergoing interrogation.

He stated during investigation, the inmate, who escaped, revealed that Mrs. Florence, who lured her into the home, usually contract the service of some able bodied men to sleep with them, impregnate them and immediately any of them gave birth to a baby, such baby will be taken away by the said Florence Ogbonna to only God knows place.

Upon her report, the DPO Mowe Division, SP Marvis Jayeola, mobilized his detectives to the scene where 12 ladies between the ages of 20-25years were rescued with six amongst them heavily pregnant.

Three suspects namely; Florence Ogbonna ‘f’, Chibuke Akabueze ‘m’, and Chibuzor Okafor ‘m’ were arrested in connection with the case.
Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police, CP Kenneth Ebrimson, has ordered the immediate transfer of the suspects to Anti Human Trafficking and Child Labour Unit of the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department for discreet investigation.

He equally directed that the victims be kept in safe and protective custody pending when they will be re-united with their respective families.

 

AFRICA DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK

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