A month-old baby has been found in the bush with her
lips sealed with super glue.
The baby
According to Modern Ghana, the baby girl was wrapped in
a cloth and dumped in the bush near the Serwah Kese
Senior High School at Duayaw Nkwanta in the Brong Ahafo
Region of Ghana.
The baby was discovered by some residents around the
school at about 6:20am Sunday, January 10 with her
mouth sealed with super glue.
An employee from the Duayaw Nkwanta Department of
Social Welfare took the baby to the St Johns of God
hospital in Duayaw Nkwanta for treatment.
Attempts are continuing to identify the mother of the baby.
Meanwhile, a barren couple, Mr and Mrs Ayogbile
alongside a trado- medical practitioner have landed in the
police net over the sale of a baby in Ipaja, Lagos
state. The trado-medical practitioner, Onolaja Olawale,
allegedly sold the two-week, four-day-old baby to the
couple, who have been barren for about six years, for
N136,000, after informing them that the mother was dead.
But co-tenants of the Ayogbiles, who had never seen the
wife pregnant, were reported to have contacted the police
when they saw her with the infant.
lips sealed with super glue.
The baby
According to Modern Ghana, the baby girl was wrapped in
a cloth and dumped in the bush near the Serwah Kese
Senior High School at Duayaw Nkwanta in the Brong Ahafo
Region of Ghana.
The baby was discovered by some residents around the
school at about 6:20am Sunday, January 10 with her
mouth sealed with super glue.
An employee from the Duayaw Nkwanta Department of
Social Welfare took the baby to the St Johns of God
hospital in Duayaw Nkwanta for treatment.
Attempts are continuing to identify the mother of the baby.
Meanwhile, a barren couple, Mr and Mrs Ayogbile
alongside a trado- medical practitioner have landed in the
police net over the sale of a baby in Ipaja, Lagos
state. The trado-medical practitioner, Onolaja Olawale,
allegedly sold the two-week, four-day-old baby to the
couple, who have been barren for about six years, for
N136,000, after informing them that the mother was dead.
But co-tenants of the Ayogbiles, who had never seen the
wife pregnant, were reported to have contacted the police
when they saw her with the infant.