The speaker charged the clerk, Bem Mela, to address the resolutions of the motion to the relevant agencies for immediate action.
“We must put aside all differences and unite to protect Nigerians from traffickers,” Ms Jimoh added.
Ms Enih described the phenomenon as one of the most inhumane crimes confronting the world today.
Mr Ofoyeju stated, “This sends a strong warning to those involved in drug and human trafficking.’’
Mr Abubakar commended the D-G of NAPTIP for her timely response in rescuing the girl.
She said the fight against human trafficking should be a collective.
She said that the traffickers should be named and shamed.
Mr Adekoye noted that the syndicate’s operations specialised in stealing children aged one and older, often selling them for N600,000 each.
Mr Sule-Jega said the minors, aged between seven and 15, were without travel documents.
