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The war against Africa's baby factories - Prime Progress NG
On the morning of July 14, 2025, police officers stormed a baby factory in a remote village on the Enugu-Anambra border, where they rescued a seven-month-old baby and two pregnant women held captive. The police rounded up eight suspects, comprising women in their twenties and fifties, on charges of child theft and unlicensed medical practices, as well as running a criminal enterprise. Yet this was only one of a series of crackdowns declared by …
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