The Ogun State Police Command says it has dismantled a notorious syndicate of Cameroonian nationals allegedly engaging in human trafficking, luring and kidnapping unsuspecting victims under the guise of visa processing.
The Public Relations Officer of the Command, Omolola Odutola, confirmed this in a statement issued in Abeokuta, the state capital.
Odutola said that on 4th November 2025, operatives of the Anti-Kidnapping Unit, Eleweran, intercepted a distress call from a Cameroonian national who narrated how she had been deceived from Cameroon into Nigeria on 29th September 2025 by one Donald, a fellow Cameroonian, who promised to process a Canadian visa for her.
She disclosed that following the report, a tactical team from the Anti-Kidnapping Unit stormed the criminal hideout at Mowe, Ogun State, where Kengne Maeva, a female victim, was rescued unhurt. While the other two suspects — Ndzana Kamga Isidore and Tingue Stephen — were arrested at the scene, the principal suspect, Donald, remains at large.
