Police Rescues 7 Year Old Boy after Being Kidnapped and Sold into Slavery | What he Did Next will Melt your Heart

Seven-year-old Moses Iloba, was abducted while playing in his family compound at Okpanam, Delta State, some months ago, by a gang that includes women, and was sold into slavery to a family who used him as a farm hand in Port-Harcourt, Rivers.

The rescued boy also revealed that there are other 9 children who were also abducted, TVC reports.

After his rescue by the police, the boy with his family visited the Delta state Commissioner of Police, Zanna Ibrahim, and his men, bearing a “thank you” card to thank them for their effort at rescuing him.

Ibrahim and his men also paraded other criminals arrested for various crimes including armed robbery, fraud, and kidnapping.

”Sometime in August 2016, seven-year-old Master Moses Iloba was kidnapped in Okpanam community; his parents reported the incident to the police that the child was missing.

However, on January 26, one Abigail Nwakama, aka ‘Madam Cash’ and Ifeoma Anyafike were arrested in connection with the crime. Their arrest led to the rescue of the victim with the aid of the second suspect.

You are aware of the notorious Madam Cash. She is back again in the dock. In fact, we are at a loss as to how this woman got off the hook after we sent her to the court,” the CP narrated.

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In an interview with newsmen, the grandmother of the victim, Madam Josephine Okoeze, said Moses was kidnapped and taken to Port-Harcourt and his named changed, according to Punch .

”It was sometime in August 2016 that Moses was kidnapped. We reported to the police that our son was missing and have been living in agony over the incident for the past six months.

Recently, we received information that our son had been found; it was a big relief for all of us in the family.

We were told that he was rescued from a home in Port-Harcourt and that his name was changed to Uchenna Chimobi by those who bought him from the kidnappers,” Okoeze said.

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