Woman Caught After She Tried To Throw Her New Born Baby Away In Benue State [SEE PHOTOS]

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This child was found yesterday dumped somewhere at Mbayongu,vadaikya local government area of Benue state.
According to the person who sent in the news to queendoosh.com , he claims the woman have six children already and this is the 7th one, she was married but divorced and is staying in her father's house bearing children there for the husband.

 Worried over her growing babies, she decided to throw this one away before another person picked the child and after thorough investigation, it was later discovered that this woman is her mother.
 She was however, caught and taken to their chief. 
As at the time of filling this report, she was still held at  the Secretariat in the DGSA office with the chief where they are interrogating her. More photos.. 


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