A video circulating on social media has sparked shock and disbelief after a handcuffed man, described as a doctor, allegedly admitted to selling water used for the first bath of newb0rn b@bies to internet fr@udsters popularly known as Yaho0 boys.

The footage, shared on X, shows the man in handcuffs responding to questions about the alleged practice. During the questioning, he reportedly explains how he collects and sells the water used to b@the b@bies shortly after birth.

The allegation has attracted attention because it involves newborn babies, who require special care and protection, and raises questions about the circumstances surrounding the alleged practice.

However, the man’s identity, the location where the incident allegedly occurred and the circumstances of his arrest have not been independently established from the circulating video.

During the questioning captured in the footage, the man allegedly claims that he collects water used for the first bath of babies born at his hospital and sells it to individuals he describes as Yahoo boys.

Speaking in Nigerian Pidgin English, he reportedly says:

“This thing wey I give them na newborn baby water. Any baby wey dey born for this my hospital, the first bath, I dey carry the water go sell give this Yahoo Yahoo guys.”

Some people heard in the background reacted with shock, with several exclaiming, “Jesus Christ,” apparently in response to the man’s alleged admission.

Although the video has generated reactions online, important details surrounding the allegation remain unverified. It is unclear where the recording was made, whether the man is a practising doctor, or whether law enforcement authorities have confirmed the claims.

The alleged activity has also not been independently corroborated, and the footage alone does not establish whether the claims made during the questioning are true.

Further information would be needed to establish the circumstances of the incident and determine whether any wrongdoing occurred.