NAPTIP accuses workers of attempting to traffic employer’s toddler in Cross River

Vanguard News | 27-08-2026 02:46pm |

The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons has accused three workers in Ogoja, Cross River, of attempting to traffic their employer's two-year-old child. The suspects allegedly took the child with the intention of selling him, claiming they had not been paid wages for three months. The employer disputes the claim, stating that he had paid them except for August, which had not ended. The agency received a report about the incident on Monday.

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