
Nigerian police have reportedly arrested and paraded four persons, including two senior medical practitioners, accused of luring poor, uneducated and vulnerable young people in Nasarawa State into consenting to the removal and sale of their kidneys in breach of the law. According to Tribune Online, the arrests were made during a sting operation, and the case has raised concerns about illegal organ harvesting targeting vulnerable populations in the region.
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