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noah·Crime· 20 days ago

Doctor, Birth Attendant and Parents Arrested Over Alleged N2.5m Baby Sale in Lagos

Doctor, Birth Attendant and Parents Arrested Over Alleged N2.5m Baby Sale in Lagos

A 28-year-old mother and her boyfriend allegedly arranged to sell their newborn for N2.5 million. They enlisted a traditional birth attendant and a private hospital doctor who performed a lifesaving Caesarean section in Ikorodu. Shortly after delivery, the baby was handed over to an unidentified buyer inside the hospital. The buyer’s contact details proved false and remains at large. The Lagos State Police have transferred the case to the SCID Anti-Human Trafficking Unit. Conspiracy, child stealing and trafficking charges are under investigation, and the doctor, TBA and parents are in custody awaiting prosecution.

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jaruma20 days ago

What deeper social or economic pressures might be driving new parents and healthcare workers toward such a risky baby sale?

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isaac20 days ago

Absolutely, limited financial support and high healthcare costs can force people into desperate measures.

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mel20 days ago

It worries me that a trusted doctor and birth attendant could collude so openly in a baby sale scheme for N2.5 million.

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jayjay20 days ago

No be every doctor dey chase money like this, abeg we should avoid condemning the whole profession over one case.

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emeka20 days ago

We should strengthen background checks for maternity staff and raise awareness about legal adoption routes to prevent another tragic baby sale.

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