NAPTIP’s Triumph: One Year Later, Abducted Boy Finds His Way Home
The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) has successfully rescued an 8-year-old boy who was abducted in Port Harcourt a year ago and has now reunited him with his family.
The child was reportedly taken by unknown individuals and had been missing since his abduction, causing significant distress for his family.
The rescue operation underscores NAPTIP’s commitment to tackling child trafficking and abduction cases in Nigeria.
NAPTIP officials worked closely with local law enforcement to locate the boy and bring him back to his parents safely.
This reunion brings relief to the family and serves as a reminder of the agency’s ongoing efforts to protect vulnerable children and combat human trafficking in the country.