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Video: Ike Ekweremadu, wife appears in London court


Senator Ike Ekweremadu has been charged with conspiring to traffic a child to the UK in order to harvest his organs.

According to a BBC London report, Ekweremadu and his wife, Beatrice Nwanneka Ekweremadu, appeared at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court in West London, on Thursday June 23, 2022.

Read Also: Ike Ekweremadu, Ex-Senate Deputy, Wife, arrested in London over alleged organ trafficking

Video credit: BBC London News

The 15-year-old alleged victim is said to have been taken into care

In other news, National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) said internal trafficking was on the rise in Nigeria.

The agency noted that the rate was way higher than external trafficking.

The Director-General, Fatima Waziri-Azi spoke on Thursday in Benin at a meeting with stakeholders and partners in Edo.

The DG said 83 per cent of trafficking happened within states and communities, while 12 per cent accounts for trans-border trafficking.

ā€œSimply because the media spotlight on people in Italy and all that, we think we have more of trans-border trafficking.

ā€œNo. Internal trafficking is happening before our eyes. Domestic servitude is a crisis in Nigeria, forced labour tooā€, NAN quoted her saying.

The official declared human trafficking a national crisis that affects every state.

Waziri-Azi added that it is now done online via fake jobs advertorials and fake scholarships.

She said traffickers lure their victims with offers, with Dubai, India, and Cyprus as the trending destinations.

The DG described trafficking as a $150billion criminal enterprise and the second trans-national organised crime after drug trafficking.


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