“Every survivor deserves safety, support and an opportunity to rebuild their lives free from fear and abuse,” she said.
Over 90 suspects in connection with various human trafficking and related offences were also arrested.
The prosecution said that Esther sold her newborn for N300,000 to a suspect, Ms Judith, who is currently at large.
Nigerian citizens residing abroad are advised to remain law-abiding and adhere strictly to the laws of their host countries.
Mr Offiah said that each club comprised 30 students, totalling 450 students.
The agency in a public notice on its official page on Tuesday, promised to commence investigations after gathering credible reports.
According to the statement, some of the women are currently receiving medical care and mental health support.
Ms Adamu-Bello stated, “The trafficker goes after boys and girls who have one skill or the other, but preferably computer and IT skills, and who do not drink alcohol or smoke.”
The commander promised that a thorough investigation would be conducted in order to identify the trafficking syndicate and bring them to justice.
According to the commandant, the arrest was made following an intelligence tip-off.
