Nigerian nanny sentenced to 15 years over death of baby she force-fed

A Nigerian previous babysitter — indicted in February, 2019, of killing a 8-month-old infant young lady, Enitan Salubi, in 2016 — was condemned Friday in Prince George's County, U.S.

Specialists state Oluremi Adeleye, 73, was caught on home video unscrewing the top of Enitan's jug and pouring around eight ounces of milk down her throat in under 30 seconds, "basically suffocating her" in October 2016.

The video likewise demonstrates the infant going limp and Adeleye shaking her – Adeleye was discovered blameworthy of second-degree murder and first-degree and second-degree youngster misuse.

She was condemned to 40 years in jail with everything except 15 years suspended notwithstanding five years managed probation upon discharge.

The convict affirmed in her own resistance at her preliminary. She said she was "container encouraging" the infant to guarantee it turned out poorly, a custom in Nigeria.

Adeleye had others affirm with all due respect, saying that container encouraging — pouring fluid in one's grasp to sustain youngsters when they would prefer not to eat yet should be bolstered — was basic in Nigeria.