Police rescue two Colombian women held captive in Lagos
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The Nigeria Police Force has rescued two Colombian women who were allegedly lured to Nigeria and held captive by a human trafficking syndicate in Lagos.
The women, identified as Maria Camila Rodas Ortiz and Yuliet Fernanda Rios Mesa, were rescued on 26 August after the police received intelligence from the INTERPOL National Central Bureau in Bogotá, Colombia.
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