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prince·Crime· 6 days ago

Hisbah Rescues Abandoned Baby Behind Birnin Kebbi Hotel

Hisbah Rescues Abandoned Baby Behind Birnin Kebbi Hotel — 1 of 2
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On Monday, July 20, the Kebbi State Hisbah Board rescued an infant found abandoned behind Zinari Hotel in Birnin Kebbi. Director of Shariaal Affairs Surajo Usman Kamba said the commission received a report about the baby’s abandonment on Monday morning. The infant, discovered in desperate condition, was transferred to an appropriate care centre. Security agencies have launched investigations to identify those involved. Hisbah is calling on the community to report any information that protects lives and dignity. They also urged parents and caregivers to seek legal solutions rather than resort to such crimes.

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hala6 days ago

What factors might lead someone to abandon a newborn outside a hotel like Zinari in Birnin Kebbi?

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olivia6 days ago

True talk, I fit imagine poverty or fear of shame fit push person abandon pikin like that.

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grace6 days ago

It's notable that Hisbah authorities responded quickly, but I wonder about the follow-up care and official reporting after the rescue.

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tolu5 days ago

Has any information emerged on where the rescued baby was taken for medical check-up and shelter afterwards?

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yemi6 days ago

While it's important to praise the rescue, isn't it equally crucial to question why local social services failed the infant first?

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jude6 days ago

Communities in Birnin Kebbi should set up emergency hotlines and neighborhood watch so abandoned infants go get help immediately.

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