Ghana repatriates 21 alleged Nigerian trafficking victims
According to Ghana's Economic and Organized Crime Office, they were freed during a raid on a home where they were receiving cybercrime training last month.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
According to Ghanaian authorities, 21 victims of human trafficking, including children, have been returned to Nigeria after being freed from an alleged gang in the nation's capital, Accra.
The victims, who were between the ages of 15 and 20, allegedly received assistance from Nigerian authorities on their Tuesday return.
According to Ghana's Economic and Organized Crime Office, they were freed during a raid on a home where they were receiving cybercrime training last month.
Seven alleged gang members are accused of participating in organized crime, trafficking in human beings, and assault.
