Filmmaker, Biodun Stephen, has reacted to the recurring news of women abusing children left in their care.
Biodun was heartbroken as she pleaded with women not to give birth to kids if they lacked love and compassion.
She made a video and shared it on her Instagram page, admonishing women to desist from birthing, adopting, and accepting any child, knowing they lack the patience needed to properly raise a child.
She begged women to stop accepting children and end up abusing and maltreating them.
Biodun wrote;
“My heart is so broken this morning.
Oh my heart is so broken at the wickedness that has engulfed humanity.
DO NOT BIRTH, ADOPT, ACCEPT A CHILD , if you don’t have what it takes to show compassion and love. PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
See her post below;
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In related news, The Ondo State Police Command has apprehended a 54-year-old man, Ojo Joseph, for allegedly setting ablaze five of his stepchildren.
The tragic incident happened at the Fagun Crescent area of Ondo town, headquarters of Ondo West Local Government Area of the state.
According to reports, the suspect poured petrol into the room of his stepchildren and set them ablaze while asleep.
A source within the area who spoke to Nigerian Tribune, said the man perpetrated the heinous act because the mother of the children allegedly denied him sex and they have been having misunderstandings over the issue.
According to the source, the alarm which was raised by the children attracted the neighbours who raced to the scene of the incident to save the children, but one of them was burnt to death in the inferno.
The mother of the seven children is said to have escaped from the inferno with her twins with a minor injury, but four of the children were rushed to a clinic where they were referred to the Federal Medical Centre, Owo, for medical treatment.
Confirming the incident on Sunday, spokesperson of the command, Funmi Odunlami said the man had been arrested for a case of alleged arson and murder.
The PPRO explained that the suspect is the stepfather of the victims and not their biological father, but said the suspect is the father of the 18-month-old twins.
Odunlami said an investigation had commenced into the matter and the man would be charged to court after the investigation.
