Human Trafficking

The dark world of human trafficking in Nigeria highlights the key individuals and organizations that play a significant role in perpetuating this heinous crime. We uncover shocking truths, revealing the connections that span borders and involve various sectors of society.

Trafficking is an illegal act of transporting people or goods through unlawful means, including human trafficking, drug trafficking, and animal trafficking.

It involves illegally moving goods without legal registrations, such as moving items from one destination to another without legal boundaries, including weapons, drugs, and animals. Examples of illegal animal trafficking include Pangolin skills, elephants, and even living animals.

Illegal trafficking in Nigeria has severe consequences, as individuals who legally move to the country may end up working as doctors or nurses, or even becoming sponsors for human trafficking.

Many migrants, seeking better land and better opportunities, end up in the trafficking system. Organ harvesters are another dangerous aspect of this system, as they often exploit victims’ opportunities to become sex slaves.

Some victims are brainwashed or coerced into accepting the trafficking, believing they will have a good life or job.

The system is particularly dangerous for women, who may become sex slaves to elderly people or animals, leading to the spread of HIV and other diseases. Individuals must be aware of their rights and the consequences of their actions to prevent trafficking and ensure the safety of those they are attempting to help.