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Ike Ekweremadu, co-conspirators convicted of organ trafficking in UK court

Ike Ekweremadu, co-conspirators convicted of organ trafficking in UK court

Ike Ekweremadu, former deputy senate president, has been found guilty of organ trafficking by a United Kingdom court.

His wife Beatrice, daughter Sonia and Obinna Obeta, a doctor involved in the case, were also found guilty.

The jury found that they conspired to bring the victim to London to exploit him for his kidney.

READ ALSO: London Met Police arrests Ike Ekweremadu, wife over child trafficking

According to the UK Guardian, it is the first verdict of its kind under the Modern Slavery Act.

Recall that the Specialist Crime Team of the Metropolitan Police in London detained Ekweremadu and his wife, Beatrice over alleged conspiracy to harvest the organs of a child.

The investigation was launched after detectives were alerted to potential offences under modern slavery legislation in May 2022.

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