HeadlinesNews 43 Nigerian traffickers jailed in one year – NAPTIP By maritimemag August 2, 2018 ShareTweet 0 43 persons have been convicted nationwide for different human trafficking offences in the last one year. The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons NAPTIP, Director-General Julie Okah-Donli, stated this at a briefing in Abuja. The DG noted that this made a total of 359 convictions for human trafficking crimes secured by the agency since inception. Okah-Donli said plan was ongoing to also deploy NAPTIP intelligence officers to Internally Displaced Persons’ camps nationwide to arrest suspected traffickers. NAPTIP according to her, had trained the “first set of 97 officers from the Basic Intelligence and Security Course of the State Service in Kaduna State,” some of who would be in the deployment to IDPs camps. The DG said over 13,000 victims had passed through the NAPTIP shelters and were given psycho-social support, skills and education. The briefing was to mark the 15th anniversary of the agency and the 2018 World Day against human trafficking. © 2018, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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