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ALLEGED HUMAN TRAFFICKING AGENT, SHARON SHITER ON THE RUN IN BENUE, ACTIVIST RAISES ALARM. (PHOTOS).


 ALLEGED HUMAN TRAFFICKING AGENT, SHARON SHITER ON THE RUN IN BENUE, ACTIVIST RAISES ALARM 


7th January, 2026   


A suspected human trafficking agent has been exposed in Benue State, with allegations that she facilitated the movement of young girls to Lagos and onward to Ghana.


A Facebook user and anti-trafficking advocate, D’naked Elder Yaaya, raised the alarm on social media, alleging that intelligence networks have been activated across motor parks and transit routes to clamp down on traffickers.


According to Yaaya, the suspect, Sharon Nadoo Shiter, is allegedly a key link in a trafficking network operating around Zaki-Biam and Gboko areas of the state. He claimed that she received ₦72,500 into an OPay account to transport two girls from Benue to Lagos, with plans to move them to Ghana through another agent.


The payment was allegedly made by a Ghana-based POS operator identified as Ugwu Chukwuemeka Evans.

Yaaya further stated that he contacted the suspect’s parents in Kyadoo, urging them to surrender her to the police for onward transfer to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) office in Makurdi.


He claimed that the suspect has since gone into hiding, with Gboko identified as her last known location, and alleged that she had trafficked several girls to Ghana prior to the latest incident.


As of the time of filing this report, security agencies, including NAPTIP, are yet to issue an official statement on the allegations.


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