UK NIGERIAN NURSE Ruth Auta's INFANTICIDE...Major Update on REBECCA CHEPTAGEI!

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[@ngoziorji4327]

She needed help not prison . Judge should have see the real situation of that lady.

[@JosephJohn-qx8gu]

Yea

[@zinnubian4010]

That was why she got 3yrs because of sympathy. Single parenting is a decision. A vulnerable human being was in her care.

[@Tappora]

​@zinnubian4010, that is a blanket statement. Single parenting is not always a decision. You don't always know people's circumstances and what drives them into single parenthood.

[@moradeunsmith9764]

She could have taken a decision to give up the child for adoption or to foster parents. This behavior is unacceptable and the punishment is lenient enough. For every crime committed, people behind it always have justifications:: Armed robbery-hunger, kidnapping--no job etc. As much as these sentiments are sometimes valid, justice must be prioritized, afterall Ruth definitely was not the only struggling single mother in the UK.

[@iomaa2971]

She need help not prison? Maybe you need more help than she did.

[@NyakeMini]

She should have gotten a longer sentence. She may have mental issues, but what she did after the baby dies, tells me she wanted that baby to die. She hid the facts. She was running away to Nigeria. She just looked depressed because she was caught. May that baby RIP. Fyi am single mother who went homeless, but one thing I never left behind is my little boy.

[@deolababes]

Spot on! 👌

[@cynthiaokafor9849]

This lady is not a nurse with empathy but a nurse for ‘money’ she knows better as a nurse A nurse does not act irrational

[@FoAl-h2b]

She can never work as a nurse again....

[@ucheokpala1362]

Akuko for those people siding her. 3 years is too small. She is evil. She is in her right frame of mind.

[@blackdiamond231]

Being a single mother and/or new mother does not excuse using common sense, for a nurse of all people! It's not Africa where avoiding accountability is the order of the day. The fact that she had a nanny, that she even had mind to call and ask to take the blame, tells me all I needed to know.

[@fsow1237]

Exactly

[@marcellinajohn5736]

3 years only? Wow, that was so lenient. I went back to work when my son was 3 weeks old. His father left us over wrong size diapers when my son was 2 weeks old leaving me with bills. After crying, I dusted myself off, found a babysitter and went back to where I had worked when I was in graduate school. She had a church, she had friends who could assist financially for the first month, rather than leave the baby alone to die gruesomely like that. May Joshua's soul rest in peace. By the way, where was Joshua's dad? He should be charged too for abandoning his child!

[@adammaoguh4437]

She came to the UK pregnant. She went into labour whilst she was at work. Clearly, father is in Nigeria.

[@PreciousMartins-i6k]

Let's gather here for neze NWA ❤❤

[@abenaanhwere2893]

People are praying for sons, others have and leave them to die. What a world. God have mercy.

[@baybeecakes450]

Abeg where was the father of this child? All these sons your praying for, end up being deadbeat fathers and cheats.

[@FoAl-h2b]

​@@baybeecakes450 He was in Nigeria. He has nothing to do with the situation.

[@vidamantey6838]

If her husband was Nigeria why did she send the child to him as soon as she gave birth to him,before starting work,cause in the Western world things a always different than back home, she is even lucky to have gotten 3 years in Europe, if it were to be in the USA she should have gone for life with the after behavior

[@ucheokpala1362]

She needs life imprisonment. She brought life into this world and the care of that child is her utmost priority. Anything jeopardizing the safety and wellness of that child should be gravely shunned. Not even a job. She should have taken a menial job nearby, like serving in a coffee shop or where they would allow her to come along with her child. Poor baby Josh, rest in power, my cherub.

[@uncutit1995]

What I have learnt overtime in this world...... especially in such cases never pass such harsh judgements

[@juliatripp2010]

I agree. Let God be the judge. I also don't get all Righteous on someone else, lest I make a mistake and cause someone else harm under any circumstances. No one can really know what's in the heart and mi d of another, nor their experiences that led to a mistake. My heart goes out to mother and son. I pray for them both.

[@neci5776]

Thank you Br. Neze for breaking down the story as usual. The sentence she received was not enough for the crime, that baby died a horrible death. I don’t care what her excuse is, she should NEVER EVER LEAVE that baby alone like that REGARDLESS OF ANY REASON she could come up with to justify her actions. On the second story, karma is a b***+-.

[@oluwaseyiakadiri4499]

This story brings pain and agony to my heart, because I have been praying every day for the past 14 years seeking the face of God for a child and someone is blessed by God with a child on a platter of gold and she didn't value the gift of having a child. 3 years court judgement is no justice for the evil she committed.

[@RealJulianaInspiration]

God shall visit you with a child at His appointed time. Trust Him with faith and have hope. Also seek fertility help as well. I was in the same shoe for 8 years, I stopped asking for the blessings of the fruit of the womb but started thanking Him for having received the blessings. In the ten year, God blessed me with beautiful healthy twin girls 6 yes ago.

[@MaryChika-fr8xn]

Fine woman, God bless your good works.

[@thresholdofhonours]

People think life in the UK is easy. It's better to be in your own country where you'd have family support.

[@ElizabethAToe]

I'm feeling the dress/gown!

[@charnacharna3981]

Being a single mother doesn't mean you are above the law. If she had no assistance abroad,she should have stayed in Nigeria. She could have chosen not to go to work,No job comes before a child and she had a sitter she could have arranged payment with. She belongs right where she is, in jail. She can get Mental health after her prison term, possibly during her time in Prison. It's sad,the baby doesn't get a 2nd chance. It's silly to think going to work and leaving a baby alone is taking care of a child,it's flat out Child abuse. If she were an African American in the US,the views would be much different 🤔

[@mabododrammeh2323]

Neze seriously I just saw someone on KZbin celebrating 55k and I was like it should be our own Neze boom I saw your notification wolahi what a love I have for you ❤

[@sunnychinweze]

African attires are unique, I use them a lot here in USA. And people always admire the fabrics and styles. Senators have taken over my suits.

[@harrietdonkoh9145]

There is absolutely no excuse for what this woman did to that poor child!

[@omobolanlephilips3161]

The heart of man is desperately wicked, who can know it.Your 9 months of pains, sleepless night and all what not😢😢.May the Lord help us all.

[@salmatulouiserailey3853]

Currently pregnant 🤰🏽 can't imagine leaving my new born alone

[@omobolanlephilips3161]

@salmatulouiserailey3853 you will deliver like the Hebrew women, and the resources to help in taking care of your child shall be available in Jesus' name

[@salmatulouiserailey3853]

​@omobolanlephilips3161 in Jesus name thank you sis 🙏🏾

[@WanjiruMuya]

Western countries have normalised playing the victim card of mental health to allow people evade accountability for their actions💔 Rebecca's story is unfortunate 😢💔 She didn't deserve that

[@leggyReid4c]

I actually feel bad for the lady. I pray for both her and her baby’s soul. For a mother to have to do such a thing shows how desperate she was. Life abroad is not easy I swear.

[@annasexpressions]

She would have put this child up for adoption if she knows she is not capable of taking care of him

[@GertrudeAshilley]

There is no excuse for her actions and those siding with her are not okay upstairs! Just 10 weeks old left on his own for 9 hours and you think he’d survive? A whole nurse? This is premeditated murde” and for trying to cover her back, smh. She’s just a wicked woman! Leaving my 10 months old for 2 hours in the care of my mom who has proven to take better care of her, even than me with regards to her safety, feeding and hydration, my heart and mind aren’t at peace till I return. She’s a kille”, simple! She deserves more years. Sentencing too lenient! Ah my heart😢

[@xMissTix]

God have mercy on her. Madness reigns

[@sherryannlett4105]

Watching from Grenada 🇬🇩 the Caribbean island

[@ocnmind]

12:55 my heart is bleeding for that 2 months old baby 💙🍼

[@kubongkarine5754]

This is really sad But the fact that she tried to conceal the act, and even attempted to evade justice sells her out... I feel bad for her, because no one can actually understand the chaos going on in her head😢

[@baybeecakes450]

Honestly if they’re gonna jail the lady, they should also jail the absent dad. Is it only woman’s responsibility to take care of the child, while the dad is roaming the earth living his best life ughh

[@Nezeville]

That’s not the way it works though

[@FoAl-h2b]

Was the father at the scene?

[@justforphone1318]

The father is responsible for abandoning the child, but he didn't leave the child by himself, she did. And then she tried to escape culpability. She should be charged with mu*rder and spend the rest of her life in prison. Three years is too lenient

[@Lyzash21]

3 years really? She deserves life, as a single mom she should have even applied for public assistance, am so sorry for the loss of Joshua, may he rest in perfect peace where he won’t have no more pain as a mom this really hurts

[@abenaanhwere2893]

Happy to be part of the first 100 Yieee🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@nnekairoegbu2360]

An innocent and defenceless life was lost that's the only person that matters. This is not Nigeria you will be held accountable for your actions.

[@florencebissong3959]

Omg omg, poor baby 😢😢😢😢. How cruel.

[@saranone2582]

I genuinely feel for the innocent, vulnerable baby. It’s heartbreaking to think about the pain that child may have endured before passing away. I wouldn’t be surprised if this wasn’t the first time the nurse had left the baby unattended. As for the nurse, she may have been facing financial difficulties that influenced her decision. I believe the judge's frustration stemmed from her refusal to take responsibility and her attempt to flee to Nigeria. If she had acknowledged her mistakes and shown genuine remorse, it might have changed how the case was perceived. I will also keep our Ugandan sister in my thoughts. May her soul rest in peace, and I hope her two children receive the therapy they need to heal from this trauma. Thank you, Barrister Nezeville your excellent hosting skills.

[@DianaMondua]

I'm not voting for abortion but what I'm saying she is a nurse she knows how to get rid of a pregnancy if she knows she is not financially physically psychological psychologically able So I really think 3 years sentence is small for me even 10 years is not enough😢

[@connishmaude2036]

Maybe she thought that doing what she did she will not have directly killed the baby.

[@eseighile7230]

Before starting the job she should have taken the baby back to Africa for her mum or other family member who she will be supporting with money to take care of her child

[@ujugid2298]

Well said

[@Avy999]

Maybe she doesn’t have anyone back home that can or is willing to care for the baby.

[@bluebird4815]

@@Avy999The. She could have asked social services for help. In situations like this, they would have helped her. There are also many women and children charities that can help you find your feet.

[@oberriesdishes9418]

I’m pained, my heart ♥️ is bleeding 🩸, I think dis is a case of mental health trauma, mentally she’s not stable , chai an innocent 😇 baby

[@asteerah]

I didn’t want this edition to end. So engaging and informative. Thank you Neze! ❤❤❤

[@bakopamella6355]

She panicked, I hope her sentence is reconsidered, May the soul of her little Baby Boy find peace.

[@HTWJ]

True sudden death syndrome is real in babies. Hmmmm, she should have used protection if she is not ready to have children. I am not surprise, I nurse assistant nearly suffocated my baby when I gave birth to him. I don't know what pushed me to check his hospital crib when some group of assistants nurses finished visiting that section of the ward. I found my baby struggling for breath when his baby shawl was covering his face. That incident is ingrained in my memory.

[@angelamanzini3497]

Leaving a 10 week baby for 9 hours!!!!!! Your attire looks very qualitative fabric and style.Beautiful colour. I like it....👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾🇿🇦✊🏾

[@madokscharles]

She should get the help she needs from prison. She killed her son, period! she should go to jail!

[@NyatorRosemary-xj9ty]

What was she thinking?😢 Rip to that poor innocent child 😭

[@lilianrose7247]

If she had residency in the UK and wasn’t using someone else’s papers to work. She would have had the choice to take a paid maternity leave or apply for assistance from the government. I think there’s more to this story.

[@FoAl-h2b]

For her not get maternity leave that indicates she was likely a temporary agency worker that didn't qualify. Agency nurses can £50 + an hour. She was only catering for herself and her child. She had enough money but just wanted to be cheap with a babysitter.

[@lawrettaonyelobi5785]

You are looking very beautiful ❤️

[@ngozinwankwo5051]

You want to make money you will not keep your ukwu one place. Where's the father. Single mothers by personal decision. Abroad is not easy. A fresh eight week old baby alone. That's unacceptable.

[@ivybannerman-wood453]

The welfare of a child is paramount, and the judge would have considered mental and physical well-being before sentencing. The judge was quiet lenient considering the child died, and no need to punish Ruth twice. And there are prisons for people with mental issues. There is social welfare, she should have claimed social benefit until the baby is ready for free nursery place, then she can go to work. So many professionals claim social, stay home to look after their children.

[@findouthow1383]

As a full-time working mother with 2 toddlers and a 5 month old, all I can say is ‘motherhood is NOT easy!’ God help us all.

[@rosemarymponda274]

You look good in that attire Neze

[@akolawoleomoba3532]

When you are a nurse. You have various classes of responsibilities. Birth control is very accessible. She is criminally responsible for infanticide. She will not only be struck off and will never be a nurse in a Western country, she will also be a safeguarding risk to any vulnerable person. Her state of mind can only be talked about after an assessment by professionals. May the poor boy rest in peace. Amen.

[@boycharlieO]

#2, jealousy is very bad. The nurse received a lenient judgment.

[@kafiaoyet5267]

As a nurse and a mother, this challenges are so common. Where even Boses don't care if you have family

[@Aminabrenly]

Still not an excuse to leave a baby alone for 9hrs

[@simplye.l.]

Looove the look!🩷🩷🩷

[@feemosky]

Another knock-out video, Nezeville, especially enlightens me about the Miranda rights story. Could you keep it up? If you ever go back to law practice, you'll do exceptionally great.

[@happymel2114]

3 years is too lenient. That poor baby was too young for this

[@DeedocSA]

I’m that 2nd set of people. Everything these days is mental health. Some evil acts are just that, evil. Stop hiding behind mental health. Haba now, that child is so tiny and helpless. The situation abroad is not easy at all but at the same time, not at expense of a poor, defenseless child that didn’t ask to be born. We get away with a lot of crimes in Naija o. See those presenters playing emotional cards- Abeg park emotions go one side. She should be thankful that the sentence isn’t more than that. If it was US, them go don add 3rd degree mur.d3 r or manslaughter to the child endangerment Abi na negligence or whatever they Sha charged her with and she might gone away for longer. Abeg, let’s be mindful. We shouldn’t chase wealth and forfeit family, Abeg. I know it’s not easy but lives lost can’t be regained.

[@ladyhbar_b]

You surely looked, regal and beautiful as usual ❤

[@Esther_otone]

Thanks dear for all this informations

[@naturesfruits]

I can only ask, where is the baby daddy???

[@Avy999]

Exactly,where is the father of the child?

[@stephaniecole8048]

So she had money to buy a ticket on the spot and run to Nigeria when she got caught but she could not pay a childminder???? She could not buy that ticket earlier and take the baby to Nigeria for a family member to care for? She had a childminder she had a relationship with. Why not beg her for reduced fee or pay later arrangement? Could she not access social services? Food banks? Church assistance etc? We could say postpartum depression so maybe she was not in her right mind but she carried out her nursing duties without issues or complaints. Clearly the judge was lenient because 3 years for this crime is very very small. Then again the United Kingdom does not give harsh sentences. I won't be surprised if she is released next year.

[@blackdiamond231]

Very good point. It’s crazy how money shows up for things people want or find as a necessity. Mental health is a universal excuse people use these days to escape justice. She wants to gather all the money she can without paying for sitter.

[@toriodi4494]

Rich Aunty for sure ❤

[@nadinejennings1216]

You look beautiful queen🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@MsTerriH]

There is no excuse! None whatsoever. She worked in the UK not US. You don’t pay for healthcare. Low income earners get so much help during maternity. I can’t believe this. If she had a mental health problem she wouldn’t have called the childminder to lie for her. The punishment is not enough!

[@KassandraMbong]

She is heartless and she doesn't deserve to be called a mother talk less of a nurse. How could she be this careless 🤦🤦

[@giftyamoah5720]

Please don’t use bills I am not blaming her, but there are lots of single parents. Please don’t bring mental health, she could have found someone, negotiated with the baby sitter to help her. She is not heartless but she should have thought of leaving her 10 weeks old baby. I think 3 years is okay. The child deserved better. It’s sad

[@euchariaubani1637]

Beautiful outfit girl. I love my African outfits

[@yemimatyo4656]

All this while where has been the baby's father,I am surprised nothing is said about him.

[@baybeecakes450]

All the pressure is always on the woman unfortunately. The man is probably nacking another woman as we speak.

[@alexwealth1957]

Here first

[@juliatripp2010]

The father also left the child home alone too. Where was he? What was his responsibility? He prob abandoned them long ago. I wonder how diff things would be if absentee fathers were held in equal responsibility

[@timothychimezieatasie9547]

This is the reason why a baby needs both parents. The father provides and PROTECTS. Most ladies are fast to push out the fathers out because of the quest to live the trending single mother life thinking that they will get support from the UK government. First, she could have bargained for a better deal from the care giver. Second, she could have applied for a six month visa for someone from Nigeria to come take care of her baby. She clearly had no empathy, was very careless, was not calculative and will be deported immediately she completes her sentence because nobody will ever employ an exconvict.

[@InsightwithAnne]

Parents needs to be more intentional about raising their children. There’s simply no excuse for child neglect. If you can’t put up with the responsibility of taking care of a child( your own child) please use protect or abstain totally. Parenting is hardwork, responsibility, sacrifice and most importantly it is an assignment. May Joshua’s Soul Rest In Peace 😢😢

[@TJ-ni2og]

She should have gotten a longer sentence.

[@Jane-ms2fz]

People who have nothing to lose are dangerous

[@theodorai]

Most likely she had been leaving the baby unattended over and over again, until the calamity happened that fateful day. Yes we need to pay our bills, but money should never supercede the welfare and best interests of your child

[@ngozinwankwo5051]

Neze abeg dash me this dress naa 😂 You look gorgeous 🥰

[@chidinmaobeleagu2968]

That lady is wicked! 10 weeks old baby Jesus Christ! 3 years is a small sentence

[@valerieobanya5172]

That animal! She knew what she was doing. A whole nurse, she knew very well what would happen to that child if left unattended for all that time. Some women! Why give birth?

[@azumdibiosah3819]

Who ever argues in her favor must be insane . She’s lucky she lives in the UK. If she lived in the US, she would have gotten at least 16 years

[@dialeepie8504]

Pink girl! You look radiant, my girl. Ruth is sick. She ought to be sent to a hospital.

[@nkechiezembamara1415]

It’s a pity that poor baby has to die a cruel death. But listen she got a good job to afford a child care and even if she can’t, she can apply for a child care, if she’s having a postpartum depression, what happened to the child caregiver? She left her child to go care for another? I know, her situation was a difficult one but there was a way out, how many times did she see her clients being fed that day let alone a 2months old baby. Baby should be her utmost concern

[@mapemapesa]

Neze. I love that outfit.

[@ruthisaac6001]

Neze dear,you are looking so sweet 😘😘😘😘😘

[@cupcaketanaka7500]

She should thank God, she is in the UK , America doesn't play with those kinds of stories. The punishment was not enough, there are a lot of single mothers without help and they cannot leave their kids without care.. one of them is me, that's the sacrifice a mother has to take. It is unacceptable. It was a poor decision on her side. It is a really sad situation for all involved. I pray for peace and comfort in her life

[@kachikwulunnaji157]

Her mental health is very questionable at the time. She must have been very confused. May Joshua RIP.

[@kmensa3]

She should have sent the baby home to her mum or a relative

[@elizabethadodo1477]

She should be given a longer sentence

[@lindaacquaye7909]

You’re right girl!!

[@utetemaphosa6294]

Oh my God, what a tragedy. Life for a nurse is hard….. was she cruel ….. no, desperate the fact that she felt that desperate. Unfortunately, i worked as a nurse in this country, and see how this poor international nurses , I know she was not entitled to mat leave , she would / should have needed to have been in the Job for at least 6 months before getting pregnant, but the bills keep pilling up. Mental health wise I think she was fine but she was heart broken, she possibly could not even afford to feed herself, and as a foreigner absolutely no recourse to public funds. I don’t condone her behavior/decision but this is a very tragic case of two victims. Ruth was a victim of circumstances too. And we all failed these two ……. There are lessons we all need to learn from this tragedy……. Let’s support the new comers to the UK to prevent such cases please

[@Cerebralpalsy35]

Foreign countries are not as easy as Nigeria where single mothers can find it easy to get help or where you can skip bills, no one knows what she is going through

[@eugeniaosueke1559]

Honestly, three years is too small for the crime she committed. She is heartless. Why did she get pregnant? Nonsense

[@mknwandu]

Something similar happened here in Ireland. But she left three kids at home. The oldest one was nine.

[@giyohloveline7550]

Oh so sad , little bb oooo speechless me 💔💔💔

[@toyindeborahojedoja2729]

Thank God this did not happen in Nigeria. Justice well served

[@flawlessstone7669]

This is very crazy. In the U.S., a lot of women/ girls are doing the same thing. Some of them will leave the kids home & go party or go somewhere else like work or other places. Now she lost everything's.

[@NO-wk5me]

UĶ is very good at giving women support because of a baby; irrespective of immigration status. Health visitors go and visit new mums within 1 to 2 weeks of discharge, and continue unless mum says she is OK. Health visitors can supply toys , food, milk, fruit and vegetable vouchers if mum says she is lacking. They can give supporting letter to help get state housing from government. The worst thing that would have happened is the social services will collect the child to be fostered while she has right to visit her child. When she demonstrates she can cope, she will get reassessed and get her child. What tends to happen is when babies are being fostered, people go on and get pregnant again so the goverment put a plan to collect the next baby as soon as the woman gives birth in hospital in UK or Europe, no escaping. So people are scare to report they cannot cope thinkig government is out to take their baby. Sad story people should learn from. There is a lot of free food in churches and library. No free cash

[@nwosuchidinmamary6639]

Super story

[@uniquepearl4437]

This is a case of mental health. No one in their right state of mind would do that. As sad as it is, she still dressed up and go to work, she found her way back home and could still send messages to the minder not mincing words. Hmmm MENTAL HEALTH IS REAL my people. Cry for help when needed please.

[@fauxgars736]

3years???? Where is the US justice system when you need it

[@ujugid2298]

Uk...not usa

[@fauxgars736]

@@ujugid2298 I know in the US she would have gotten more time than in jail hence me asking the question

[@elekizza3577]

This is not normal at all. Something is wrong Somewhere God have mercy

[@mahlatsihlongwane5866]

She didn't make the baby by herself even if the father didn't want to take responsibility, there are maternal and paternal parents/grandparents. They may not have been in the UK but help or assistance was available cause leaving a 10 week baby is not feasible. In conclusion, the mother must have been experiencing mental or postpartum issues (we'll never know). Sad case indeed and quite frankly it's not easy to judge what you've never experienced cause people generally go through a lot and you never know what one is going through until you walk in their shoes. Having said that, it doesn't justify leaving an infant for 8 hours. People are generally going through the most.

[@caribbeanification]

She got away with murder!!! Her most precious gift she couldn’t take care of. There are alternatives she could have utilized.