Breaking: Eke Ekweremadu And Wife Found Guilty Over Organ- Trafficking

A senior wealth Nigerian Politician, his wife and a medical middleman have been found guilty of an organ- trafficking plot, involving bringing a 21-year-old man to UK.

Ike Ekweremadu 60 his Beatrice, 56, and Dr Obinna Obeta,50 were convicted of conspiring to exploit the man from Lagos for his kidney.

Prosecutors told the old Bailey the organ was to be removed and giving to the couple’s daughter, Sonia age 25

She was cleared the same charge.

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