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Breaking News: OGUN POLICE COMMAND ARRESTS AN IGBO MAN, Mr Johnson Elleh OVER FALSE SECURITY ALERT AND FAKE NEWS, WARNS AGAINST SPREAD OF MISINFORMATION The Ogun State Police Command has arrested one Mr. Johnson Elleh for producing and circulating a misleading video falsely alleging kidnapping and banditry activities along...

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“I did it because I wanted to have followers like Peller.” — The boy who raised false alarm on Tik-tok about bandits attack in Atan Ota, Ogun State to gain followers. A stunt that may now land him in serious trouble. {See his full confession in the video attached} On Monday, May 23, 2026, the suspect, Kowiu Oloyede, a tailor and TikTok user woke up and decided to chase clout in the most dangerous way possible. He went to his backyard, recorded a distress video claiming that bandits were attacking Atan in Ogun State, and posted it on TikTok. The video quickly went viral, causing panic, fear, and widespread hysteria within the community and beyond. His TikTok following jumped from about 60 followers to over 1,000 within hours. Excited by the sudden attention and engagement, he attempted a second staged video to gain even more followers. He sought the advice of a friend who encouraged him to continue that this might be his moment to blow. According to his confession to the police, he then approached a Fulani cattle rearer in his neighborhood (who had come around to charge his phone) and tried to convince him to participate in a fake kidnapping video where he would appear to be begging for his freedom. The Fulani man refused to be involved in such. Unknown to the unsuspecting man, the boy’s brother was already recording. The boy then knelt down and acted in a way that falsely suggested he was pleading with a kidnapper to release him. He posted that video as well. Realizing the gravity of what he had done, he quickly deleted the second video, but the first false alarm video had already spread widely. Hours later, operatives of the Ogun State Police Command reportedly arrived at his residence and arrested him. The case is presently being handled at the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Eleweran, Abeokuta, Ogun State. He is expected to face prosecution and, if found guilty, punishment as prescribed by law. This should serve as a warning to people who deliberately raise false alarms for clout and social media engagement. Given the current security situation in the country, spreading fake panic for attention is not a joke, it can endanger lives, create chaos, and carry serious legal consequences. Let’s be responsible citizens. Great work DSP OLUSEYI BABASEYI Ogun State Police Command Nigeria Police Force

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BREAKING🚨🚨: Ogun State Police dismantles Child Trafficking Syndicate: 7 Children rescued, 5 principal suspects arrested, ₦1.5million per baby sales racket exposed. Full Report: The Ogun State Police Command has successfully dismantled an organized child trafficking and illegal surrogacy syndicate operating under the guise of an orphanage facility. This breakthrough was achieved by the Anti-Kidnapping Unit of the State Criminal Investigation Department following the transfer of the case from Idanyin Divisional Headquarters. In the course of the operation, 7 children were rescued and 5 principal suspects were arrested, exposing a planned sale of babies at the rate of ₦1.5 million per child. The case began on 28th November, 2025, when one Amara reported the abduction of her six-year-old son, Samuel Honesty, at Idanyin Divisional Headquarters in the Agbara area of Ogun State. Preliminary investigations led to the arrest and prosecution of Chioma Honest and Praise Honesty for suspected foul play. Following the report, the case was transferred to the SCID for in-depth investigation. On 21st January, 2026, the abducted child was dropped at Gowon Police Station, Lagos State, where he stated that he had been taken to Joyful Kids Orphanage, Badagry, and identified Madam Joy as the operator of the facility. Acting on this intelligence, operatives conducted a coordinated operation at the orphanage, rescuing six additional children and bringing the total number of rescued minors to seven. The rescued children include Ramsey Chiedozie (8 years), Rafael Rofiu (6 years), Kazeem Chiedozie (6 years), Segun Uthman (9 years), Ola Abdulhakeem Abdulrasheed (9 years), David Oyelese (9 years), and Samuel Honesty (6 years). We wish to emphasize that Samuel Honesty has been safely and happily reunited with his mother, Amara, bringing closure to a traumatic experience and restoring the family unit. During the operation, two pregnant young women, Tanimola Martins (18 years) and Favour Martins (18 years), were discovered within the facility. They confessed that they were recruited to carry pregnancies with the intention of selling their babies to pre-arranged buyers upon delivery, at a fee of ₦1.5 million per child, facilitated by the orphanage operator. The principal suspect, Joy Chiedozie (36 years), also known as Madam Joy, was arrested at the orphanage. She confessed to purchasing the abducted child for ₦1.5 million, paying ₦900,000 in cash and ₦600,000 via bank transfer to a woman known as Kelly, and subsequently selling the child to one Mr. Emmanuel, who is currently at large. Further investigation revealed that Yusuf Adebowale (31 years), the orphanage driver, also acted as an uncertified surrogate agent, facilitating illegal surrogacy arrangements and connecting pregnant girls with prospective buyers. Other suspects arrested include Martins Favour (18 years), Tanimola Martins (18 years), and Rachael Chiedozie (16 years). The other six rescued children have been formally handed over to the Ogun State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development for protective custody, welfare assessment, and family tracing. Investigations are ongoing to apprehend Mr. Emmanuel and other buyers in the trafficking network, trace Kelly and the financial transactions, identify additional victims and accomplices, and dismantle the wider child trafficking syndicate. The Ogun State Police Command reiterates its zero tolerance for child trafficking, illegal adoption, and exploitation of vulnerable children and young women. Members of the public are urged to report suspicious orphanage operations, illegal adoption practices, and human trafficking activities to the nearest police station. The Command remains committed to safeguarding lives, protecting vulnerable citizens, and upholding the rule of law. CP LANRE OGUNLOWO Ph.D COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OGUN STATE COMMAND ELEWERAN, ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE.

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