The Ogun State Police Command says it has dismantled an organised child trafficking and illegal surrogacy syndicate operating under the guise of an orphanage, with the arrest of five suspects and the rescue of seven children. “In the course of the operation, seven children were rescued and five principal suspects were arrested, exposing a planned sale of babies at the rate of ₦1.5 million per child,” Babaseyi said. He disclosed that during the operation, two young pregnant women, identified as Tanimola Martins (18) and Favour Martins (18), were discovered within the facility. Other suspects arrested include Martins Favour (18), Tanimola Martins (18), and Rachael Chiedozie (16). The police command reiterated its zero tolerance for child trafficking, illegal adoption, and the exploitation of vulnerable children and young women,.