NBI files raps vs mom, Nigerian, 2 others for selling child to pay off e-sabong debt | Inquirer News

NBI files raps vs mom, Nigerian, 2 others for selling child to pay off e-sabong debt

/ 07:20 PM March 23, 2022

The NBI has filed criminal raps vs. a Nigerian nation and 3 others including the mother of the child sold to pay off e-sabong debt.

The NBI has filed criminal raps against a Nigerian nation and three others including the mother of the child sold to pay off e-sabong debt. Photo: JUCRA pool photo

MANILA, Philippines—The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) on Wednesday filed before the Department of Justice criminal complaints against four people including the mother of a child who was sold for P45,000 to pay off a debt due to e-sabong.

Aside from the mother, facing complaints for Kidnapping, Human Trafficking (Republic Act 9208) and violation of the Anti-Child Abuse Law (RA 7610) are Imelda Malibiran, Ifeanyi Okoro alias Maxwell Bright from Nigeria, and Kristine Joyce Esdrelon who remains at large.

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The baby was rescued in Laguna and is currently under the care of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).

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