Nigeria's anti-trafficking agency rescued 64 children from human traffickers in Ebonyi state, with evidence of organized networks moving victims to Ghana and Libya. The agency is implementing tenant verification requirements to disrupt trafficking infrastructure at the source.
Premium Times Nigeria · Saturday, 27 June 2026
The agency appealed to landlords and landlords’ associations in Ebonyi to make the submission of BVN, NIN and workplace ID cards mandatory requirements for prospective tenants to curb human trafficking. The post Ebonyi: We rescued 64 children, others trafficked to Ghana, Libya – NAPTIP appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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