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Baby Factory: I Received N15,000 For Each Delivery Midwife
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A 54-year old woman who acted as a midwife at the baby factory in the Ijegun area of Lagos state, Sherifat Ipaye, disclosed that she collected N15,000 for each delivery, while her partner in crime, Happiness Ukwuoma was paid N20,000 monthly, with free accommodation.
Her job specification according to her, was to take care of the ladies and move them to Ipaye’s place whenever they were due for delivery. Her husband according to her was aware of the shoddy deal, as he was alleged to be assisting in bringing the girls down from the eastern part of the country, in connivance with a driver of a popular transport company.
Residents react When Vanguard visited one of the baby “factories†in Ijegun, one of the residents, who simply gave her name as Modinat, said “the occupant of the two-bedroom flat moved in three months ago. They were not on talking terms with us, but we started suspecting all was not well when we noticed all the girls there were pregnant. They only came out when they wanted to fetch water.
Residents react When Vanguard visited one of the baby “factories†in Ijegun, one of the residents, who simply gave her name as Modinat, said “the occupant of the two-bedroom flat moved in three months ago. They were not on talking terms with us, but we started suspecting all was not well when we noticed all the girls there were pregnant. They only came out when they wanted to fetch water.
Her job specification according to her, was to take care of the ladies and move them to Ipaye’s place whenever they were due for delivery. Her husband according to her was aware of the shoddy deal, as he was alleged to be assisting in bringing the girls down from the eastern part of the country, in connivance with a driver of a popular transport company.
Residents react When Vanguard visited one of the baby “factories†in Ijegun, one of the residents, who simply gave her name as Modinat, said “the occupant of the two-bedroom flat moved in three months ago. They were not on talking terms with us, but we started suspecting all was not well when we noticed all the girls there were pregnant. They only came out when they wanted to fetch water.
Residents react When Vanguard visited one of the baby “factories†in Ijegun, one of the residents, who simply gave her name as Modinat, said “the occupant of the two-bedroom flat moved in three months ago. They were not on talking terms with us, but we started suspecting all was not well when we noticed all the girls there were pregnant. They only came out when they wanted to fetch water.
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Myanmar: Doctors, Medical Professionals Protest Military Coup
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Doctors and other medical professionals took to the streets in Myanmar’s second-largest city on Sunday to protest the military coup that ousted the country’s civilian government last month.
Protests occurred in multiple towns across the country including Mandalay, where hundreds of demonstrators joined the doctor-led protest. Engineers in the city also held their own “no-human strike,†and lined up signs in the street with anti-military messages, according to The Associated Press.
According to multiple news sources, at least one person was killed after being shot by a member of the military.
Thousands of protesters have been arrested since the coup early last month, but figures on arrests Sunday were not immediately available.
Military officials have alleged that last year’s election, which incumbent state counselor Aung San Suu Kyi’s party won, was fraudulent. The country’s electoral commission has rejected this finding, but military officials have nonetheless promised new elections while imprisoning top government officials and employing harsh tactics against demonstrators.
The State Department called on Myanmar’s military to “restore the democratically elected government, release all those who have been unjustly detained, lift the restrictions on telecommunications, and refrain from violence†earlier this month.
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