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Pastor arrested for trafficking church members to Senegal

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Juliana Francis

A pastor in Delta State has been arrested for allegedly trafficking two church members to Senegal.

The two girls were last seen by their families after they went to church.

According to the Police, a preliminary investigation showed that both girls have been trafficked to Senegal, leading to the arrest of the pastor in charge of the church.

The Police spokesman, Bright Edafe said: “On 30th of June 2023, the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in charge of Ekpan Police Station received a complaint that two young ladies have not been seen since they went to a church name fire gospel mission located at No. 1 Tare Alegbo Street Effurun Ovwie Local Government Area for a church programme.

“The DPO swung into action and arrested the suspect who claimed to be a pastor name Marvelous Ebangwe. Investigation revealed that the suspect specialises in trafficking young girls to African countries. The suspect stated that the victims are presently in Senegal. The investigation is ongoing.”

Similarly, sequel to a complaint received on 3rd of July, 2023 at about 5:PM from a car dealer in Abuja whose vehicle was stolen from his car stand by the suspect who disguised as intending buyer and absconded with the said vehicle during a test drive on 30th of June 2023 in Abuja.

“Armed with available intelligence, operatives of the Commissioner of Police-Decoy Squad stormed Ughelli Town at about 11:5PM of 3rd of July, 2023 and recovered the said Mercedez Benz SUV abandoned in a bush along Oteri road by Doctors Quarters Ughelli North LGA. There is a serious manhunt for the suspect.”

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