The Delta State Government has shut down an alleged illegal orphanage, the Foster Paradise, in Ashaka, Ndokwa East Local Government Area of the state, while the 22 children found there were evacuated to a government approved orphanage.
In shutting down the Foster Paradise, the government insisted that the Child Rights Bill as domesticated must be adopted by orphanages across the state.
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