she took in,took 2her hills,gave birth,sold d child 2a Dr 4money,now came bak this valentine season 2my bros begging
can she be 4given and 4gotten and accepted

sold her kid??

that is the order of the dat now
i confirmed the Dr buying the babies
even some girls are still there hoping to deliver soon and to sale 4money
50k per kid

OMG! She sold her kids? Itz a pity.

I find it hard to believe.

made up story

Treetop20:

made up story

Definitely.

skolars:

she took in,took 2her hills,gave birth,sold d child 2a Dr 4money,now came bak this valentine season 2my bros begging
can she be 4given and 4gotten and accepted

amplify ur imagination and come up with a better version of this sluggish tale abeg

~Sissy~:

amplify ur imagination and come up with a better version of this sluggish tale abeg

lol

na true story bi that
i dont fake things

The problem with some nairalanders is that once they read something they don't either know or understand, they tend to attack
the poster. I don't know about this guy's story but selling babies is turning into a business lately in Naija. Some arrests has been
made here and there but the government is not taking serious steps to address the issues. I personally know a few places where
you go and see pregnant women( mostly young people ) being kept by these "doctors" until childbirth. They are paid daily
or weekly allowances and are paid after delivering. It is pathetic but it is happening right under our noses.

I find it had to believe,where do they sell babies?where exactly b4 i believe

There was a case in eastern Nigeria . . .

There was a case in eastern Nigeria . . .

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7658882.stm



Police raid Nigeria 'baby farm'
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Police have raided a private hospital in Nigeria where they suspect new-born babies were being sold to traffickers.

Police found the hospital in the south-eastern town of Enugu, when a 17-year-old girl escaped.

Four people - two nurses and the hospital's owners - have been arrested in connection with the "baby farm", police said.

Seven pregnant young women discovered in the hospital during the raid are now in the care of the state government.

Escape

State police commissioner Sani Magaji told the BBC Hausa service that a 17-year-old who was days away from giving birth had escaped from the hospital.

The women, according to the police, had spent up to six months in the hospital, waiting to give birth.

Their babies would be sold for as little as 15,000 naira ($127, £72), the police said.

It is suspected the babies were to be sold to traffickers who sell children into forced labour or prostitution.

The BBC's Abdussalam Ahmed in Enugu says several similar cases have been discovered in Nigeria in recent years.

Poor, unmarried women face tough choices if they get pregnant in Nigeria.

Unmarried mothers face exclusion from society, our correspondent says.

Abortion is illegal except in rare cases, and illegally obtained abortions are very dangerous.

In May, a Nigerian woman was jailed in the UK for trying to smuggle a baby into the country in order to get on the list for a council flat.

Police have not been able to trace the child's real parents.

That girl is heartless; tell your bros to detach himself from her, because she can sell their future child if poverty comes knocking on the door.

oh my God how will a human being sell her kid, gessssss tell ur bros @poster to sell her too, that heartless biaaaaaaaaaaaaaatch