‘APC is fixing problems it didn’t create,’ Party chairman says
Oyegun made the comment while receiving a delegation of the South East Professional Women Association of Nigeria and Diaspora (SEPWAND) in Abuja.
APC national chairman, John Oyegun (middle)
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Oyegun made the comment while receiving a delegation of the South East Professional Women Association of Nigeria and Diaspora (SEPWAND) in Abuja.
“There is no question at all that it’s been for some time now a matter of considerable regret the way as a country, we have featured internationally, not just in the trans-Mediterranean human trafficking but also illegal adoption centers amongst other social ills,” he said according to Daily Trust.
“There is no reason why the country cannot run a proper adoption procedure such that those who genuinely need to adopt children be facilitated to legally do so, so that such adopted children can even be monitored to curb abuses,” he added.
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The seven-member delegation was led by National President, Mrs. Nwanganga Ibeh.
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