60% of Rivers State Youth Born in Baby Factories or Prison - Says Kemi Olunloyo
Veteran Nigerian journalist, Kemi Olunloyo, exposes a shocking truth that a staggering 60% of Rivers State's youth were born in notorious baby factories or to incarcerated mothers, a consequence of the state's rampant baby
trafficking crisis.
Kemi disclosed that many will uncover the shocking truth that their supposed parents are not their biological ones.
Kemi alleges that infertile wives of wealthy families in Rivers State are purchasing these trafficked babies.
trafficking crisis.
Kemi disclosed that many will uncover the shocking truth that their supposed parents are not their biological ones.
Kemi alleges that infertile wives of wealthy families in Rivers State are purchasing these trafficked babies.
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Baby factories refer to illegal facilities where young girls and women are forced to become pregnant and give birth to babies, who are then sold or trafficked. On the other hand, child trafficking involves the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of children through force, coercion, or deception.
"CHILD TRAFFICKING: 60% of youth in Rivers were born in baby factories or the prison due to the highest rate of baby trafficking in the state. Most of them are now GenZ. With DNA 🧬 testing, most will discover the parents who raised them are not theirs biological PARENTS. I spent time with many of them in #PHMax. One young man impregnates 10 girls and the police drag them all to prison. I interviewed several. The stories are shocking. My e-books are coming soon. Once the babies are born, they live in the prison with us till 2yo. The kind of abuse mother and child go thru by senior inmates is shocking. For example, your baby MUST NOT wake us up in the night or you will be beaten. Nursing moms are punished and beaten by fellow inmates and there’s nothing the prison guards can do about it. Wike, Rotimi, Odilli governments and women affairs commissioners didn’t do a thing about it. Many of the impregnating dads 1-10 were Igbos from nearby Imo. It is a huge business. Pricing in 2017 was N1.2M for the baby, trafficking Madam keeps N1M, mothers get 200K which is BIG money for them. The barren wives of Rich Rivers families buy these babies. If you are pregnant and caught, prison straight no selling. I carefully watched the moms now BOND with a baby they really never wanted and then interviewed them.
After 2yo the babies are moved out of prison to a motherless babies home where they MAY be legally adopted. No heritage, no family bloodline, no future except their appearance on Facebook throwing insults. Imagine some of these kids asking me to teach them about oil exploration. They think it’s something that can be learned on Facebook. This is their oil, nobody has trained them in anything. Useless leaders protecting their own oil wells and oil blocks and killing their democracy. Their school teachers even telling me they are not allowed to teach students what happened last Monday 3/17/25."
Baby factories refer to illegal facilities where young girls and women are forced to become pregnant and give birth to babies, who are then sold or trafficked. On the other hand, child trafficking involves the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of children through force, coercion, or deception.
"CHILD TRAFFICKING: 60% of youth in Rivers were born in baby factories or the prison due to the highest rate of baby trafficking in the state. Most of them are now GenZ. With DNA 🧬 testing, most will discover the parents who raised them are not theirs biological PARENTS. I spent time with many of them in #PHMax. One young man impregnates 10 girls and the police drag them all to prison. I interviewed several. The stories are shocking. My e-books are coming soon. Once the babies are born, they live in the prison with us till 2yo. The kind of abuse mother and child go thru by senior inmates is shocking. For example, your baby MUST NOT wake us up in the night or you will be beaten. Nursing moms are punished and beaten by fellow inmates and there’s nothing the prison guards can do about it. Wike, Rotimi, Odilli governments and women affairs commissioners didn’t do a thing about it. Many of the impregnating dads 1-10 were Igbos from nearby Imo. It is a huge business. Pricing in 2017 was N1.2M for the baby, trafficking Madam keeps N1M, mothers get 200K which is BIG money for them. The barren wives of Rich Rivers families buy these babies. If you are pregnant and caught, prison straight no selling. I carefully watched the moms now BOND with a baby they really never wanted and then interviewed them.
After 2yo the babies are moved out of prison to a motherless babies home where they MAY be legally adopted. No heritage, no family bloodline, no future except their appearance on Facebook throwing insults. Imagine some of these kids asking me to teach them about oil exploration. They think it’s something that can be learned on Facebook. This is their oil, nobody has trained them in anything. Useless leaders protecting their own oil wells and oil blocks and killing their democracy. Their school teachers even telling me they are not allowed to teach students what happened last Monday 3/17/25."
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