BABY DISAPPEAR:OYO POLICE RESCUE ONE-MONTH-OLD BABY WEY DEM ALLEGEDLY SELL FOR ₦2 MILLION

Baby Disappear: Wahala don burst for Ido, Ibadan, Oyo State, as police rescue one one-month-old baby girl wey dem allegedly sell for ₦2 million. According to police information wey media report on October 17, 2026, dem arrest two suspects over the matter, including the baby mama and the owner of the health centre where she born. As investigation dey go on, this case don raise serious questions about child protection, trust for healthcare facilities, and how some people fit allegedly turn innocent pikin to money-making business. For matter like this, na serious gbege be this, because baby no be commodity wey person fit price and sell like goods for market.

BABY DISAPPEAR AFTER BIRTH, GRANDMAMA RAISE ALARM

According to the police, one woman, Mary Amos, report the matter on October 15 after she raise concern about the whereabouts of her granddaughter. Her 23-year-old daughter, Cecilia Amos, reportedly born the baby on September 6, 2026, for Ebepraise Health Centre, Ido. Police say the young woman disappear with the baby about seven days after delivery, and her explanation about where the child dey reportedly no satisfy the family.

Na this kind situation show why family members need to take missing-child reports seriously instead of assuming say everything dey alright. As the grandmother reportedly raise alarm, police begin investigate the matter and question the baby mama. The case later expose an allegation wey serious pass ordinary family disagreement: say somebody allegedly arrange to transfer the newborn to another person in exchange for money. For satirical terms, if people begin treat pikin like merchandise, society don enter dangerous market wey nobody suppose open.

₦2 MILLION TRANSACTION FOR BABY DISAPPEARING LAND POLICE INVESTIGATION

Baby Disappear: Police spokesperson, DSP Olayinka Ayanlade, reportedly say investigation reveal say the alleged transaction involve ₦2 million. According to the police account, the baby mama allegedly receive ₦1 million, while the health facility owner and another person, identified as Hassan Oludunni, allegedly receive ₦500,000 each. The mother reportedly implicate the two individuals during interrogation, claiming say dem lure her into the arrangement and facilitate the alleged sale to a person identified as Odunayo Folawewo.

Make we clear one important point: these na allegations wey police dey investigate, and the suspects remain entitled to fair treatment under the law. Police reports say dem rescue the baby and arrest suspects, while efforts to apprehend other people allegedly connected to the matter dey continue. The case also raise concern about the responsibility wey healthcare providers owe to mothers and newborns. Health centre suppose be place wey people go find care and protection, no be place wey suspicion of child trafficking go arise.

This incident remind Nigerians say child protection na everybody business. According to UNICEF Nigeria, children need protection from exploitation, abuse and other forms of harm, while families and relevant institutions get important roles to play in keeping them safe. When anybody suspect say pikin don disappear under questionable circumstances, prompt reporting fit help authorities investigate and protect the child.

For Oyo State and beyond, the matter also show why authorities need to investigate every allegation thoroughly and ensure say anybody wey investigation establish say commit offence face the law. At the same time, the rescued baby need appropriate care and protection as authorities work to establish all the facts. No amount of money suppose make anybody forget say newborn na human being wey deserve safety, dignity and a chance to grow.

Baby Disappear: Oyo Police rescue of the one-month-old baby girl don bring one disturbing alleged child-trafficking case to public attention. With two suspects reportedly arrested and efforts ongoing to locate other people allegedly involved, Nigerians go need to watch how the investigation unfold. For now, the most important thing na to protect the baby, establish the truth and ensure accountability through due process. Make una stay with OGM News Pidgin for further updates as more information about this case emerge.