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In a related development, the wife of the President, Aisha Buhari, at the event described human trafficking as an abuse against humanity that violates the essence of womanhood and the African tradition.

She also pointed out that the act which affects innocence of children, violates the essence of womanhood and abuses the cherished African tradition.

In his own remark, Director General of NAPTIP, Julie Okah-Donli, said the agency is taking the fight to the next level with the launch of the four books as ”masterpieces that will drive a better understanding of the concept of human trafficking”.

Okah-Donli also explained that the development aims at basic and higher levels of education in Nigeria.

Penpushing, however, reports that, NAPTIP launched four books to mark the occasion and had a lecture on human trafficking titled “Boundaries of Uncertainties”. Two of the books were written by the official, while the others were works of officers of the agency.