Hafsat Baby: Mother Seeks Justice For Her Baby
Update on the Hafsat Baby Case
The mother of Hafsat, the baby who was allegedly stolen from her at a Kano hospital in 2022, has spoken out about her ordeal. The mother, who wishes to remain anonymous, said she is still traumatized by the incident and is determined to find her child.
The case has generated a lot of attention in Nigeria, and the police have launched an investigation. However, no arrests have been made so far.
What happened?
The mother of Hafsat said she gave birth to her daughter at the Murtala Muhammed Specialist Hospital in Kano on August 17, 2022. She said that after giving birth, she was taken to the ward and her baby was taken to the nursery.
The next day, the mother went to the nursery to feed her baby, but she was told that the baby had been taken to the special care baby unit (SCBU). The mother said she went to the SCBU, but she was not allowed to see her baby.
The mother said she was told that her baby was sick and that she would not be able to see her until she was better. The mother said she waited for two days, but she was not allowed to see her baby.
On the third day, the mother went back to the SCBU and demanded to see her baby. She said that when she finally saw her baby, she noticed that the baby's appearance had changed.
The mother said that she believes that her baby was stolen and that the baby that she was given was not her own.
What is the police doing?
The police have launched an investigation into the case. However, no arrests have been made so far.
The police have said that they are investigating all possible leads and that they are determined to find the baby.
What is the mother doing?
The mother of Hafsat has said that she is determined to find her child. She has been going to the hospital every day and asking for information about her baby.
The mother has also been speaking to the media and has started a campaign to raise awareness about her case.
What can you do?
If you have any information about the case, please contact the police.
You can also help the mother of Hafsat by sharing her story on social media and by donating to her campaign.
