11 out of the 22 women rescued from the two baby factories in Isheri-Osun and Okota area of Lagos state, have reportedly been delivered of their babies.
Zonal head of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) Daniel Atoloko confirmed the development and also disclosed that 10 of the girls gave birth through normal delivery while one had a cesarean session.
Channels TV reported that Atoloko said four girls and six boys made the addition to the home as one of the babies died in the course of delivery. He also said that two girls who had attempted to perform abortions before their eventual rescue suffered miscarriages.
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