Man Goes Off on Mamprobi Polyclinic Management After Baby Was Taken by a Clone in Nurse Uniform
- A concerned Ghanaian man confronted the management at Mamprobi Polyclinic, voicing his anger after a newborn was reported missing
- The incident drew nationwide attention as the man recorded live from the facility’s head office, demanding accountability and updates regarding the missing baby
- In the video, he stormed into the office, insisting that the health facility release full CCTV footage to aid the immediate tracing and recovery of the newborn
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Public concern continues to build after a troubling incident at Mamprobi Polyclinic that has dominated online conversations.
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The matter, which unfolded in the early hours of February 18, 2026, centres on the alleged disappearance of a newborn taken by an individual said to have posed as a nurse.
According to circulating accounts, the child’s mother had undergone surgery shortly before the incident and was reportedly still recovering when events took place.
By the time clarity emerged, distress had taken hold.
A TikTok video showed an emotional atmosphere inside the facility, with the woman visibly shaken as she and her relatives engaged in discussions with hospital administrators.
Watch the Facebook video below.
Man demands CCTV footage from Polyclinic
Amid the tension, a concerned man present at the scene stepped forward and demanded immediate action.
Footage he took at the polyclinic captured him entering an office where discussions were underway, pressing management to provide CCTV recordings that could assist in tracing the suspect.
He argued firmly that accessing surveillance evidence would offer “an easy route” to identifying whoever was responsible and possibly recovering the missing child.
His intervention quickly became the centre of attention online, fuelling intense reactions as viewers weighed in on accountability, security protocols, and the safety of patients within medical facilities.
Many expressed sympathy for the family, while others called for strengthened protective measures to prevent similar occurrences.
Meanwhile, developments have shifted beyond public debate. Authorities have since assumed control of the case, commencing formal investigations to establish the facts and determine responsibility.
Watch the TikTok video below.
Aba Dope fires Mamprobi Polyclinic
Also, Ghanaian TikTok star and entrepreneur, Aba Martin, popularly known as Aba Dope, has reacted to a heartbreaking incident that occurred at the Mamprobi Polyclinic in Accra, which involved the alleged theft of a newborn baby.
According to reports, an unidentified individual had allegedly sneaked into the hospital premises and made away with the infant without the knowledge of the authorities.
The suspect was believed to have fled on a waiting motorcycle that had been parked outside the hospital premises.
Reacting to the unfortunate development, Aba Martin, popularly known as Aba Dope, described the situation as deeply regrettable.
As a trained nurse, she recounted how strenuous the process of pregnancy could be for a new mother and how emotionally devastating it would be to lose one’s baby due to what she described as the sheer negligence of certain staff members.
“How can anyone simply walk into a maternity ward and walk away with another person’s baby? Where could such a thing possibly happen? The pain of childbirth is not something to be taken lightly. I have experienced it myself, so I fully understand what I am saying.”
She further called on the appropriate authorities to treat the matter as urgent and to make every effort to recover the baby for the mother.
The Mamprobi Polyclinic is a key healthcare facility located in Mamprobi, Accra. The facility provides intermediate-level healthcare services to thousands of residents within Mamprobi and its surrounding catchment areas.
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Lady allegedly kidnaps an 11-day-old baby
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that an 11-day-old baby had allegedly gone missing at the Agogo Presbyterian Hospital in the Ashanti Region.
According to Felicia Obenewaa Antwi, the baby's mother, she came to the hospital alone for the baby's postnatal immunisation.
In a video on X, Felicia Obenewaa Antwi said that after the doctor attended to her, she met a young lady at the hospital who started a conversation. During the brief chat, she learnt that the lady had lost her baby.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
