Baby Dies After Mum Administered Deep Sleep Pills Before Going To Club

Unidentified mother is reported to have administered drug to her new baby in a way to put it to sleep so she may go clubbing, which results to baby loss of life.

According to reports obtained from sources online, the young mom had wanted to go clubbing with her friends but couldn’t take the baby with her.

It was gathered that she put the baby to deep sleep by giving it Tramadol and left him at home alone.

On returning home the next day, she found the child dead as a result of the drugs he was given and starvation.

It was revealed that the incident occured in Likomba, Tiko in Cameroon.

The source read;

“Mother Allegedly Gives Baby Tr@madol for Deep Sleep to Go Clubbing, Baby Dies 😭😭😭

According to trending eyewitness reports,

“this lady you see here committed an abomination last night in Likomba, Tiko. Despite having a newborn baby of few months old in hand, she wanted to go clubbing with friends.”

“The innocent child was the only thing standing in her way as she couldn’t take him to the club. So what did this girl do?”

“She decided to give him tra@madol so he can fall deep asleep. This way she can go party with her friends.”

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“She gave her the tr@madol and locked the baby inside the house. She returned home this morning only to find out the baby died as a result of the hard drug she gave him😢

”Likomba inhabitants descended on her and got her well be@ten. Forces of law and order intervened and as of now the girl is under detention. The baby has been buried.

May the soul of the innocent baby rest in peace.”

What Is Tramadol ?

Tramadol is a strong pain medication used to treat moderate to severe pain that is not being relieved by other types of pain medicines. Tramadol is a synthetic opioid and acts in the brain and spine (central nervous system) to reduce the amount of pain you feel.

The extended-release form of tramadol is for around-the-clock treatment of pain. This form of tramadol is not for use on an as-needed basis for pain.

Medical experts advise that tramadol should not be given to any child younger than 12 years, or anyone younger than 18 years l who recently had surgery to remove the tonsils or adenoids. Ultram ER should not be given to anyone younger than 18 years.