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Governor Oborevwori’s Driver’s Girlfriend Allegedly Sells A Day Old Baby Boy {Videos}

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OpenLife News reports that a trending video has revealed how the driver to governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State allegedly impregnated a lady and abandoned her, leading to a frustrating mode that prompted the lady to the option of selling to a baby factory syndicate in Abuja.

Disclosing her boyfriend’s name as Lucky Umuogwu who “is based in government house” in Asaba, the lady further disclosed that she sold her newly born baby boy for N2 million.

Regretting her action, she sought the assistance of VeryDarkMan, a social media influencer, to recollect her baby as well as refund.

Below are the videos

After this narrative, VDM and his fact finding team as well as police officers went after the baby buying syndicate in Abuja as shown below in another video

 

 

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