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So sad! newborn baby found dead after being abandoned inside ‘Ghana must-go’ bag in Lagos (photos, video) Newborn baby found dead after being abandoned inside ‘Ghana must-go’ bag in Lagos (photos, video)

A very innocent newborn baby has suffocated to death at the Isheri powerline area of Lagos state, after being abandoned inside a zipped bag by the wicked mother.
Newborn baby reported dead after being abandoned inside ‘Ghana must-go’ bag in Lagos (photos, video)
                                                                                  Baby abandoned in a bag
An Instagram user identified simply as Tee Hai (@tee_hai1), has taken to the social networking site and shared the shocking video and heartbreaking story of a baby who suffocated to death after being abandoned inside a zipped bag at the Isheri powerline area of Lagos state.


The poster who shared the video wrote: "An unfortunate human being abandoned this baby over night at d early hour of 8 and zipped the baby up till d baby suffocated and died and left d baby placenta in d poly bag. So sad."

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