Anambra Police Arrest Mother Over Disturbing Child Exploitation Case
A mother in Anambra State has been arrested for allegedly profiting from the distribution of a pornographic video featuring her eight-year-old daughter. The shocking revelation has sparked outrage and raised concerns about child safety and exploitation in Nigeria.
The Abuja Times

Authorities in Anambra State have made a significant arrest following the disturbing case of a mother who reportedly generated $700 from posting a pornographic video of her eight-year-old daughter online. The woman, identified as Mrs. Onyeanusia, was apprehended by local police, who have expressed their commitment to addressing child exploitation and protecting vulnerable individuals in the community.
This incident has ignited widespread condemnation across Nigeria, highlighting the urgent need for stricter laws and enforcement against child abuse. Activists and child protection advocates have called for a thorough investigation into the matter and emphasized the importance of safeguarding children from such heinous acts.
“It is unimaginable that a parent would exploit their own child in such a manner. We must stand together to ensure that justice is served and that our children are protected,” said a representative from a local child rights organization.
The case has also brought to light the pervasive issue of online exploitation and the role of social media in facilitating such crimes. Experts argue that without robust regulatory frameworks and public awareness campaigns, vulnerable children remain at risk of being victimized by similar acts.
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