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women reportedly stole newborn babies and were planning to travel 611 km, which will take approximately 8h 40m to exchange the kids for some amount of money.

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They reportedly stole the newborn babies and were planning to travel 611 km, which will take approximately 8h 40m to exchange the kids for some amount of money.

According to Lindaikejiblog, the women were arrested by security operatives when they were trying to travel with the two Young bloods. They were intercepted in a commercial bus that was meant to carry them to Lagos. They were caught by vigilante members, in Abaomege, Onicha Local Government Area of Ebonyi state.

A video of the moment when the two women were napped was shared online and it is currently going viral.

In the video clip, members of the vigilante group were seen interrogating the two women. During the interrogation, one of the accused who gave her name as Gloria, said that she and the other suspect were going to the most populous state in Nigeria to sell the twins to her ' Aunty' .

However, the claim made by the said Gloria didn' t please eyewitnesses as some argued that she hasn' t said the truth, aiming that the kids might have been stolen for ritual purposes.

Our correspondent said that the children were hidden in separate sack bags, like Chicken, waiting to be executed.


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