A Lady In Anambra State Was Arrested Over Child Labour.

In Ndiowu, Orumba North local government area of Anambra State, a woman named Felicia Nwosu was arrested alongside her daughter, Chinenye Nwosu, for removing the underage children of the widow of her deceased son.
 
 
Mrs. Sharon Nwosu, a widow, filed a complaint with the Anambra Ministry of Women and Social Welfare, which led to the arrest over the weekend.
 
 
The widow, a local of Enumbom Ndiowu, who was wildly in tears at the workplace of the Ladies Issues Chief, Hon. Hon Ify Obinabo, while portraying her difficulty, expressed her parents in law took her two kids from a large number of her better half's passing and blamed her for killing him.
 
 
As per Sharon, the issue began after she wouldn't give up her late spouse's PC and telephone to Ifeanyi Nwosu, a more youthful sibling of her late husband who requested to claim the said property.
 
 
She said she was stunned that such a solicitation was made a couple of days after her late spouse's death.
 
 
Sharon uncovered that the parents in law requested that she hand over the PC so the more youthful sibling would have the option to assume control over the agreement her late spouse who was a planner recently got, cautioning her not to tell anybody.
 
 
Sharon additionally said that she was all the while managing her significant other's destruction just to figure out that her own mom had likewise kicked the bucket that very day.
 
 
The widow claims that just a few days before they kidnapped her children, they repeatedly told her children that she was to blame for their father's death and broke into her room after her husband's funeral to steal all of the money that friends and family had given her.
 
 
Hon Ify Obinabo enrolled her disappointment over the turn of events and guaranteed the widow of getting her youngsters back from her parents in law.
 
 
Following their subsequent arrest, the alleged perpetrators were brought to the Anambra State Criminal Investigation Department in Awka, where they were given a letter instructing them to appear before the Commissioner on Tuesday, August 29, 2023, along with all of the parties involved in the case, for the purpose of further investigation.

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