Photos: Dramatic Moment Baby is Given Life-Saving CPR on Motorway After He Stopped Breathing in Traffic

The five-month-old infant had begun to turn blue when his aunt and fellow motorists performed mouth-to-mouth at the side of the road. A frantic aunt battles to breathe life into her baby nephew in a drama on a busy motorway.

Pamela Rauseo, 37, leapt from her four-wheel drive when her sister’s son, five-month-old Sebastian de la Cruz, suddenly stopped crying in a traffic jam.

She found him turning blue.

Pamela said: “He had lost all colour and was limp. Completely limp. It was frightening.”

Screaming for help, she cradled the child in her arms and began the kiss of life.

“I don’t know how I remembered what to do. I just knew I couldn’t let him die.

Police Arrest Singer, Tiwa Savage, For Alleged Assault & Violating Traffic Laws

Mavin Records artiste, Tiwa Savage, has been arrested by the police for allegedly humiliating a policeman who apprehended her for violating some provisions of the Lagos State Road Traffic Law. Savage, often referred to as Mavin First Lady, was said to have argued with the policeman, who flagged her down for flouting traffic rules in front of Eko Hotels and Suites Victoria Island, on Saturday.

 

Savage, who was recently signed a brand ambassador deal with Forte Oil, allegedly came down from the vehicle she was driving in and confronted the policeman.

During the ensuing argument with the cop, Savage, who was said to have been infuriated by the development, allegedly removed the cap of the policeman.

Nigeria Police Dismiss Women Filmed Collecting N100 Bribe

Two traffic police women, Corporals Elizabeth Itolor and Jennifer Azingbe,  who were videotaped collecting  N100 bribe  from a bus driver in Lagos, have been dismissed from the Nigeria Police Force. Itolor and Azingbe, attached to the Makinde Police Division, were said to have received their dismissal letters on Wednesday. Both women were said to have spent nine years in the police as they were recruited in 2004.

The corporals’ dismissal is contained in a  circular which stated that the policewomen were dismissed over “despicable acts and corrupt practices contrary to Paragraph E(iii) and C(iii) respectively of Schedule 1 of the Police Act and Regulations 370 of the Federation of Nigeria 1990.”

A video footage on Youtube posted by one Afro Finlandia  a few weeks back, showed  one of the policewomen negotiating a  N100 bribe with  a commercial bus driver at the Oshodi/Apapa Expressway. The video generated public outrage on social media, led to the arrest of the women.