NAPTIP Worries Over Activities of Human Traffickers in Anambra
Written by City Radio on October 11, 2022
The Anambra state Commander, National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons, NAPTIP, Mrs Judith lbadin says, the life of an average Anambra child is being threatened by human traffickers, whose nefarious activities are taking a new dimension in the state.
She stated this at the state Secretariat, Awka.
The state NAPTIP boss said Traffickers recruit young girls from the locality for prostitution in foreign countries, while illegal migration is on the high side.
She also listed harvesting of organs and selling of babies, constant defilement of under aged girls by relations as some of the evil practices that have become the order of the day.
Mrs lbadin said the aim for inaugurating the state Taskforce on Human Trafficking in 2020 was to replicate and domesticate at state level the success attained at the national level, the fight against Human Trafficking, which she described as a global concern.
The state NAPTIP Commander called on stakeholders to show commitment stressing that the training of members will equip them to face the challenges in the discharge of their duties.
The state Commander who is also the Co- chairman of the state Taskforce said the work plan of the team for 2022- 2023 is waiting for approval from the state government.
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