Ireland Crime

Named as

Convicted

Offences

Human trafficking; organising prostitution; money laundering

Where

Co. Dublin

Reporting

3 reports, 28 Sep 2021 to 29 Sep 2021

Outlets

extra.ie, irishmirror.ie, thejournal.ie

• Human trafficking convictions on appeal at Dublin Court of Appeal Human trafficking; organising prostitution; money laundering · Co. Dublin

  Four Nigerian women gave evidence that they were forced into prostitution in towns around Ireland between September 2016 and June 2018 after a voodoo ceremony in Nigeria, having been told they owed between €35,000 and €60,000 for arranging their travel. Nigerian women Alicia Edosa, 45, and Edith Enoghaghase, 31, and Osaighbovo, Enoghaghase's husband, were charged with human trafficking, organising prostitution and money laundering. Following a six-week jury trial at Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court in June 2021, Edosa and Enoghaghase were convicted and sentenced to more than five years in prison, while Osaighbovo received a suspended sentence. The case is now before the Court of Appeal in Dublin, where Edosa's counsel argued that deleted text messages from complainants' phones meant her conviction should be quashed, and the State appealed the sentences as unduly lenient.

  Sentenced, 28 Sep 2021Convicted · 3 reports

Each entry shows how that report described them.

1. 29 Sep2021
   Sentencedextra.ie, in Human trafficking convictions on appeal at Dublin Court of Appeal

   Two women who ran prostitution ring sentenced for human trafficking - Extra.ie

   convicted, Omonuwa Desmond Osaighbovo, male, named, non-irish (judged from name)Omonuwa Desmond Osaighbovo♂
2. 28 Sep2021
   Sentencedirishmirror.ie, in Human trafficking convictions on appeal at Dublin Court of Appeal

   Two women jailed for trafficking and running prostitution ring in Ireland

   convicted, Omonuwa Desmond Osaighbovo, male, named, non-irish (judged from name)Omonuwa Desmond Osaighbovo♂
3. 28 Sep2021
   Sentencedthejournal.ie, in Human trafficking convictions on appeal at Dublin Court of Appeal

   Two women given jail sentences in excess of five years for human trafficking offences

   convicted, Omonuwa Desmond Osaighbovo, male, named, non-irish (judged from name)Omonuwa Desmond Osaighbovo♂

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