Hello! Can anyone one here tell me how to go about adopting a baby? Urgent relies pls. Thanks.

which country do you reside?

Nigeria

Have you tried SOS children's village?

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Maybe you should check this:

http://www.littledropsorphanagefund.org/

@poster
dont know but you can try www.linkachild.org or call 08033854523, good luck

ggg

hi there,

I once worked with linkachild.org.They are really effective.

TY Bello's Husband is in charge of www.linkachild.org

Its awfull what people do to children!!! I got the address of SOS at linkachild. anyone know somebody there? Thanks all.

like someone said,i think you should try the abandoned kids that was accused of being witches in the channel 4 programme, they need adopting as their cases r even worse than any sos or orphanage in lagos, since the programme wa aired,i have been thinking about adoption but just trying to work on the practicality of adopting a child while studying abroad,as sending money might not be used for the right purpose
@geniuspro
what dyu think one can do in that situation?if i wanted to take care of maybe one of the kids but live abroad

@lucabrasi

This is the first I've heard of witch babies, and it's horrible. What is the state government doing about it? Are they letting that sort of thing continue, with Bishops putting stuff into children's eyes,for crying out loud?
How can one locate the place? I've been thinking of adopting for some time, and this may finally jolt me out of my complacency.

I also want to adopt too,but not now as am expecting my baby next week.It's just that i don't know how to go about it since i'm in UK.Bringing the child from Naija to UK,how to go about the visa.Any suggestion is highly recommended.

@mad max
yes its for real o,check out this facebook group
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=9476440119

the white guy that did the documentary mobilised the children and their handlers and went on a rally to the governor's office,to his credit at least he gave them an audience and promised to sign the child cruelty act into law which he did,he also promised to make some funds available which he had not done till the end of the documentary, no one knows if he later did or not but theres a group on facebook raising money for them, pls if you can then dont delay and start making the necessary steps,i for one will do so as well because this is a clear and present danger that we really need to do something about as nigerians

@chy4luv
i think the first step is getting in touch with the children's handlers,try going on the facebook group i posted and you ll find the actual charity housing the children, pls lets do something, do you know that only 2% yes 2% of all children in nigerian orphanages are adopted?it tok a white man from britain to open our eyes to something happening right in our backyard, i felt ashamed and angry watching the programme

I checked your link, It appears the children handler's are foriengers. I have been told by three diiferent people that work in different ophanages that the way to go about it starts from the Alausa. Anyone knows about this? please enlighten me.

@izzabet
go to the politics section and click on the child witches thread,you ll find some helpful links on there or email the poster,there are addresses of the actual charity shown in the documentary who are taking care of the children,hope you dont believe in the whole witches thing tho as you might have second thoughs when villagers and nigerians prevail on you not to

If you are planning on bringing your adopted child to the UK, you have to get your local UK social services involved. They need to ensure you are suitable to adopt a child otherwise if you do it from Nigeria or anywhere else abroad without them involved, you will not be able to get a visa for the child.