Actor Stanley Ontop Accuses NAPTIP of Child Trafficking and Conversion
Nollywood actor and activist Stanley Ontop has accused the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) of trafficking children in Delta State. Ontop claimed that NAPTIP officials invaded an orphanage in Asaba and took away eight children without proper documentation, allegedly converting them to Islam.
The incident, shared on social media, raised concerns about child trafficking and religious conversion. The orphanage chairman confirmed the unauthorized removal of the children and reported the incident to the authorities.
Ontop's allegations have sparked outrage and calls for investigation into NAPTIP's actions in child protection.
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