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According to reports, she employed the use of violence and threats to keep her victims in line.
 The most wanted Nigerian woman has been extradited to Italy.
The 48-year-old Nigerian woman has been identified as Jeff Joy.
She was one of the few women on Italy’s 100 most wanted criminal list.
Joy had been on the list of the 100 most dangerous fugitives since
2010 and had a leading role in the illegal transporting of Nigerian
girls to Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain so they could be initiated
into prostitution.
According to reports, she employed the use of violence and threats to keep her victims in line.
Joy had been sought after since 2010 for charges of criminal
conspiracy, enslavement, trafficking in people, exploitation of
prostitution and other offenses. She has been sentenced to 13 years in
prison in absentia by the Italian authorities.
The successful extradition was made possible due to the excellent
collaboration between both countries, with the Italian Immigration
Expert providing support to the local police forces.
The extradition marks a unique event in relation to Italy and
Nigeria as it was the first case since the extradition treaty came into
power in 2020.
The process started immediately following her arrest on June 4,
2022 in Nigeria by local intelligence departments. Subsequently, on
February 10, the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the
Federation, Abubakar Malami, informed Italy’s ambassador to Nigeria, Mr.
Stefano De Leo, that Joy would be handed over.
This event serves as critical evidence for how Africa is becoming
an influential area for searching fugitives and fighting against
organised crime.
It also proves that Italy is determined to take control at an
international level by creating penal and administrative processes to
track down Mafia assets for confiscation.
The police force’s central director Vittorio Rizzi also expressed his enthusiasm for this development.
“Today, Africa is confirmed as a strategic area for the search
for fugitives and the fight against organised crime. Developing African
countries also represent elective places for the laundering of the
illicit capital of organised crime and Italy is committed at an
international level to facilitate, through penal and administrative
instruments, the tracing of the illicit assets of the mafias for their
seizure and confiscation,” Italian news media, agenzianova, quoted
the European country’s Deputy Director General of the Department of
Public Security and Central Director of Criminal Police, Vittorio Rizzi,
as saying. |
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