The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) and the Medical and Dental Council have arrested two doctors, four nurses, two social welfare workers, a traditional birth attendant and two mothers for selling babies in Ghana.
According to the Executive Director of EOCO, Frank Adu Poku, they have been monitoring the buying and selling of babies in Ghana for a while now and have made sure they had enough evidence to make the arrest.
“Medical and Dental Council and Economic and Organised Crime Office have been investigating the activities of some medical practitioners and other individuals who were suspected to be engaging in an illegal act of baby harvesting and human trafficking.
“As a result of this investigation, two doctors, four nurses, two social welfare workers, a traditional birth attendant and two mothers have been arrested so far,” he stated.
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