IKOTUN POLICE RESCUED THREE CHILDREN LOCKED UP FOR THREE DAYS BY THEIR GRANDMOTHER. (PHOTOS).

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 All thanks to vigilant neighbours who alerted the police, these children were rescued by police officers from Ikotun Division after being locked up in a room for days by their grandmother. The children are now in safe hands while their grandmother is in police custody. Investigation is ongoing. See something, say something!.  One more photo below. 
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