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Daily Post Nigeria Published The Cross River Government security outfit “Operation Akpakwu” on Monday demolished four houses belonging to suspected kidnappers. The team also demolished a brothel close to the popular Flour Mill junction in Calabar for allegedly harbouring criminals and consumers of illicit drugs. Mr Henry Okokon, the State Security Adviser (Southern Senatorial District) to Gov. Ben Ayade, told newsmen that the demolition was one of the ways of chasing criminals out of the state. “These houses belong to individuals who have been caught in the act of kidnapping in the state. “The brothel was also brought down because the management of the facility was also harbouring criminals and drug addicts. ....
Share An Osogbo-based herbal seller, Ganiyat Oladapo on Monday appeared before an Osun State Chief Magistrates’ Court, for allegedly selling a newborn baby for N150,000. The defendant who was said to have committed the offence in June last year was arraigned on two counts charge bordering on child trafficking, conspiracy and illegal procurement. She was said to have taken one pregnant woman, Mariam Oladapo who was in her custody and was in search of greener pasture to Anambra State where she taught her how to hawk herb on the streets of the town. However, when the pregnant woman gave birth to a baby, the defendant sold the newborn baby for N150,000. ....
Osun senator escapes 'assassination attempt' thecable.ng - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thecable.ng Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.