Polizei nimmt Arzt und Eltern wegen Verkaufs eines Neugeborenen für 2,5 Millionen Naira in Krankenhaus in Lagos fest

17. Juni 2026

Von KI berichtet

Das Polizeikommando im Bundesstaat Lagos hat einen Arzt, eine traditionelle Geburtshelferin sowie die Eltern eines Neugeborenen wegen des mutmaßlichen Verkaufs des Säuglings festgenommen.

Polizeibeamte des Bundesstaates Lagos nahmen die Verdächtigen nach der mutmaßlichen Transaktion in einem örtlichen Krankenhaus fest. Zu der Gruppe gehörten ein Arzt, eine traditionelle Geburtshelferin und die Eltern des Neugeborenen. Ihnen werden Vorwürfe im Zusammenhang mit dem Verkauf des Babys für 2,5 Millionen Naira gemacht.

Verwandte Artikel

Man arrested for killing Ogun minor despite ransom

Ogun Police Command has arrested 30-year-old Bayegun Nathaniel for the alleged abduction and killing of a 16-year-old girl. He dumped her body in a river despite demanding a N500,000 ransom. The incident occurred in Ogun State.

Delta police neutralise two suspected kidnappers, rescue female victims

2. Mai 2026 Von KI berichtet

Operatives of the Delta State Police Command neutralised two suspected kidnappers and rescued two female victims from captivity in the state. The operation marks a recent success in combating kidnapping.

Afrika

Kaduna police arrest twelve suspected kidnappers

Afrika

Jigawa police arrest suspected kidnappers and robbers

Amerika

Former deputy and gynecologist arrested then released in Paraná

Indiana parents arrested after infant dies during delay

A couple in Indiana has been arrested in connection with the death of their six-month-old daughter last October. Authorities say the parents stopped for snacks and cigarettes instead of seeking immediate medical help for the child.

Security operatives arrest kidnappers, recover N8m ransom in Plateau

25. April 2026 Von KI berichtet

Joint security operatives in Qua’an Pan Local Government Area of Plateau State arrested two suspected kidnappers and recovered N8 million ransom paid for an abducted woman whose father was killed. The suspects were paraded by local officials who ordered the money returned to the victim's family. In a related operation, operatives rescued another kidnapped woman from a forest hideout.

Lagos police begin investigation into Agali's killing

The Lagos State Police Command has begun investigating the shooting of Adedipe Adeyinkan, known as “Agali,” on April 11, 2026, at about 11:30 p.m. on National Stadium Bridge inward Iponri. The command stated on its official X page that investigations are underway following reports of the incident.

Donnerstag, 18. Juni 2026, 08:03 Uhr