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Suspected Allegedly Specialized In Abducting Children and Selling Them To Unknown Persons Nabbed, rescue two children in Rivers

The suspects allegedly specialized in abducting children and selling them to unknown persons. 

A local vigilante group, OSPAC, has rescued two abducted children and arrested a suspected kidnapper in Ulakwo Umuselem clan, in Etche Local Government Area of Rivers state.

According to one Hyacynth Nwafor, the victims identified as Saviour and Joshua were rescued at the weekend.

It was gathered that the little boys said to be between the ages of 3 and 4, were abducted by the suspect identified as Onyebuchi Ugo and his accomplice, Mrs Joy Amadi, both from Imo State.

The suspects allegedly specialized in abducting children and selling them to unknown persons.

The victims have been handed over to the police for further investigations and identification to enable them to locate their parents.

Mr Nwafor advised families looking for their children to contact Okehi Police Headquarters, Okehi Etche, Rivers State.

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