Parakou: Approximately twenty Nigerian nationals have been released, and a dozen suspects have been arrested in connection with a fraud network linked to Qnet.

From August 24th to 30th, 2026, an operation conducted by the Parakou 3rd District Police Commissariat led to the dismantling of a human trafficking network allegedly linked to Qnet.

Edouard Djogbénou
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Parakou: Approximately twenty Nigerian nationals have been released, and a dozen suspects have been arrested in connection with a fraud network linked to Qnet.
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Twenty Nigerian nationals, lured by false promises of well-paying jobs, were released on this occasion.

The victims, deprived of their financial resources to the tune of an estimated total of over 10 million CFA francs and held in the same location, were deprived of their freedom and forced to participate in the recruitment of new individuals from Nigeria.

Law enforcement officials also arrested approximately ten suspects, all of Nigerian nationality, who are suspected of holding key roles within this network.

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