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Exchanging Baby with Phone is ridiculous !


Mother arrested for selling her?baby for N600,000 to buy a phone and?wrapper in Imo State









An adage said you can hardly find a child to buy in the open market. That is not the case nowadays, children are being sold for those who are in need of them.

That is the story of these culprits arrested by men of Nigeria police force.She sold her baby at the rate of 600,000 naira.

According to her, the proceeds from the sale of the baby was use to buy phone, wrapper and slippers.

Waow! exchanging baby with phone is ridiculous.

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