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A woman who allegedly sold her two-month-old infant for N1.5 million has been taken into custody by Delta State Police Command agents.
Two people who are accused of purchasing the baby have also been arrested.
In the meantime, the baby’s rescue was confirmed by the police.
According to Bright Edafe, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) who verified the incident, on December 15, 2025, at approximately 4:40 p.m., a woman named Rita Ughale from Kokori, Ethiopia East Local Government Area, reported to the Ekpan Police division that her two-month-old infant had been taken from her during a robbery while she was traveling in a tricycle.
According to Edafe, a Superintendent of Police (SP), the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of the Ekpan Division, CSP Labe Joseph, promptly mobilized personnel and organized a quick search and rescue operation based on the complaint.
Inconsistencies and suspicious behavior found in the complainant’s story during the investigation led to more questioning. The complainant then admitted that the complaint was fabricated. She disclosed that she had sold her two-month-old infant for one million five hundred thousand Naira (N1,500,000) to Osas Omijie, a 39-year-old man, and Judith Omijie, a 30-year-old woman. The baby was successfully rescued and is safe, and the suspects were taken into custody. While the investigation is ongoing, all suspects are being held, and efforts are being made to apprehend other collaborators so they may be prosecuted.
In another development, the PPRO reported that on December 14, 2025, at approximately 7.30 a.m., members of the Ughelli surveillance team’s Eagle Net Special Squad executed a search warrant at the home and property of a 67-year-old woman named Lydia Osanebi of 14th Street, Otor-Edor, Ughelli, Delta state, based on credible intelligence.
In addition to empty and freshly printed seals and packaging materials of several brands of dry gin, he stated that during the search, operatives found significant amounts of hazardous chemicals suspected to include methanol, formalin, and cochineal (carminic acid).
More than 60 liters of suspected fake and tainted dry gin, super glue, stickers, and shot glasses were also found. After being taken into custody, the suspect freely admitted to manufacturing and repackaging tainted dry gin for more than 20 years using recycled original bottles. Methanol, one of the retrieved compounds, is extremely poisonous and can cause serious health problems, such as organ failure, permanent blindness, coma, and death, according to preliminary analysis. To ascertain the extent of dissemination and identify more individuals involved, an investigation is currently underway.
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In a different operation, on December 18, 2025, at approximately 8.05 a.m., members of the CP-Special Assignment Team (CP-SAT), under the command of ASP Julius Robinson, stormed a home in the Gana neighborhood of Sapele based on reliable intelligence.
Felix Africa, a 44-year-old man, was arrested as a result of the operation, according to Edafe.
He claimed that eight bags of weeds thought to be Indian hemp were found during a search of the property.
“The suspect acknowledged that he owned the exhibits and that he had engaged in the purchase and sale of illegal narcotics, including Indian hemp. The investigation is still under progress.
