New born baby dumped under Lagos bridge rescue by a lady.


A lady whose name is Juliet Chime was said to have helped picked a baby who was dumped by her 

 mother for an unknown reason under Coker bridge in Lagos state.Juliet wrote on her timeline after the 

 event: “I just picked a baby girl frm under coker bridge beating by d rain. How wicked can a mother be 

 after hard labour pain and sleepless nights. And throws her own child away. KIA dis is d height of 

 wickedness.



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