Fleeing Buyer of 5 Babies in Rivers Arrested in Oyo

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Fleeing Buyer of 5 Babies in Rivers Arrested in Oyo
A fleeing 60-year-old woman , Asabi Adebayo, who allegedly purchased five babies in Rivers State at N 1 million each was today arrested by the Oyo State police command.
The babies , according to the state police boss,  Leye Oyebade, are (two males,and three females) whose ages range from two years, eight months, seven months, six months,and four months) respectively.
The suspect who had perfected plans to fly the babies abroad for sale, was said to have brought the babies to one orphanage home in Ibadan to obtain certified police report for each of the babies when the lid was blown open.
Oyebade who paraded the suspect and the five babies before newsmen yesterday at the Eleyele state police Headquarters , Ibadan, explained that the woman would have escaped with her evil plans if not for the patriotic behavior of the officials of the orphanage who promptly reported the matter at the Iyaganku Police station.
The suspect,Adebayo, who said she hailed from Lagos state is also a British citizen.
The babies have been taken to the state
Ministry of Women Affairs, Child Welfare for custody, while the suspects was assisting the investigating police officers who were yet to ascertain the true source of the babies.
Also present at the Police Headquarters during the parade were members of various Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO), officials of state Ministry of Women Affairs, and stakeholders in child welfare.
Though, the state Police Commissioner disclosed that police officers have accompanied the suspect to Port-Harcourt where she claimed to have bought the babies for N5 million, they have not been able to apprehend those who sold the babies to the suspect.

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