Also, the owner of the baby factory known as Spormil Hospital and Maternity or Iheanyi Ezuma Foundation, believed to be a non-governmental organisation, Mrs. Ngozi Ezuma was arrested.
“What the woman is doing is not what she was registered for, and this kind of thing should not be encouraged in our society. It is unfortunate and my ministry can not continue like this,” he said.
The Nation noted that it was the second time Mrs. Ezuma would be arrested in the state over child trafficking.
He said the informant also suspected a ritual act going on in the environment and decided to involve the police to investigate the woman. “Then we swooped on the place and discovered that a good number of teenage girls were pregnant. We had to arrest all of them, including the proprietress who claims to be a staff nurse and midwife,” Apama said.
But the 49-year-old proprietress of the centre, Mrs. Ngozi Ezuma, told The Nation that she had been in business for the past four years, adding that Spormil was a hospital and maternity home which she said was different from Iheanyi Ezuma Foundation.
Ezuma pleaded for mercy, saying: “I know I have erred. I will not do it again. I do not sell babies, when they deliver, their parents usually come to take them away. Rather than encouraging them to do abortion, we take care of them.”
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