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According to a statement by the Italian police, Joy Jeff, a 48-year-old Nigerian woman who has been on Italy’s most-wanted list since 2010, was extradited from Abuja to Rome on Wednesday. She has been sentenced to 13 years of imprisonment for her involvement in various criminal activities, including leading a prostitution ring that exploited women from Nigeria and other countries. The statement said that Jeff was a prominent member of the Nigerian mafia and that she was arrested in Nigeria on June 4, 2022, based on an international warrant issued by Italy. The extradition was made possible by a treaty signed between Nigeria and Italy in 2020. Investigators from Ancona, a city in eastern Italy, said that Jeff used violence and threats to force women into prostitution in Italy, Spain and the Netherlands. She was convicted in absentia by an Italian court. The Italian police also released a video showing Jeff being transported from Abuja to Ciampino airport in Rome, where she was taken into custody by the police in a wheelchair. Rizzi (2023), an Italian police chief responsible for international coordination, stated that “Africa today is a strategic location when looking for fugitives and fighting organised crime.”

The Imo (Nigeria) state police command have arrested a housewife, Ada Amuzie, for killing a commercial sex worker, identified simply as Happiness who she accused of dating her husband, Ejike Lambert Amuzie.

The National Association of Nigerian Prostitutes has called on its members to suspend their services until further notice, as the country grapples with widespread cases of Covid-19, Today Nigeria reported.

Last Friday night at Allen Avenue, Lagos, there was a lull in human traffic.

Loud music from giant loudspeakers, however, was a constant at strategic locations along this road, in the heart of Ikeja, renowned as a convergence point for commercial sex workers and their potential customers.

Primarily a residential area, Allen Avenue has bulged; by day, it accommodates shopping centres, offices, and markets. At sunset, skimpily-clad ladies emerge and turn it into a night crawler's paradise.

Known in some quarters as Nigeria's 'Sin City,' it is home to nearly ten strip clubs, several bars, nightclubs, lounges, bars and much more.

One of the major converging spots for the commercial sex workers is in front of the popular Peka Hotel, adjacent to a well-known eatery at Opebi.