Pregnant woman decides to sell unborn son

A pregnant Ghanaian woman has revealed her intentions to exchange her unborn baby for money.

In an interview with Crime Check Tv, the woman, identified as Godsway, explained that she has decided to sell the baby for 1.5 million Ghana cedis to meet the financial needs of the child and her existing four children, as she is a single mother.

Godsway’s heartless decision stems from her concerns about her inability to support the baby before and after birth.

After confiding in someone about her predicament, she was advised to visit Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, where doctors could recommend her to individuals interested in buying babies.

“Facing financial hardship, I considered selling my unborn son to ensure his well-being. At Korle Bu, I encountered individuals who were willing to refer me to a doctor and provide financial assistance after childbirth. Advised to speak with a doctor about my situation, I declined the offer of free delivery and was directed to another department.

“In this department, a doctor offered to pay me 1.5 billion Ghana cedis, but I expressed dissatisfaction, understanding that the usual payment for a boy is 4 or 5 billion, and for a girl, it’s 2.5 billion cedis. Despite the financial strain and my initial willingness, my firstborn threatened to disown me if I proceeded with such a decision.

“Being the sole caregiver for my children, this pregnancy has hindered my ability to work as before. The fear of being unable to provide for my baby and his four siblings weighs heavily on me, especially considering my husband’s neglectful role as a father dealing in PoP.”

Despite being offered free delivery by a female doctor at the hospital, Godsway declined, stating that she wouldn’t be able to care for the baby after birth,” She added.

She was then referred to another doctor who agreed to accept her offer but demanded 1.5 billion Ghana cedis.

The desperate woman reluctantly agreed to the amount, even though she wasn’t satisfied, revealing that individuals purchasing babies typically do not pay less than 5 billion Ghana cedis.