THE SILENT RIGHT OF AN UNBORN FOETUS

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THE SILENT RIGHT OF AN UNBORN FOETUS.

The basic form of injustice in our society today is abortion. Apart from being the cruelest act a woman can do, it’s quite an injustice to the most innocent and helpless creature. In all our communities, we believe that life begins at conception and therefore procuring an abortion is no less than a murder to someone with no mistake, pure, vulnerable and blameless.




Abortion can be allowed on medical grounds but unfortunately this does not form the main reason why our ladies do it today. The vague excuses given include unpreparedness to be a mother and wrong pieces o f advice from couples, friends and relatives.
Most ladies abort because either they are in conflict with themselves or with the man who made them pregnant.
With this, a lady would continue to procure an abortion without thinking of the risks, and effects that would follow.

A woman guilty of murder especially of an innocent unborn child can never hide her recreates, shame and guilt. She suffers nightmares, isolation, anger to everything and depression. The woman will have relationship difficulty with others and suffer loneliness. This is why most of them would resolve to babysit teddy bears and dolls as a sign of compensation.

This form of recklessness would also cost the woman her fertility and would live only to admire other people’s babies. The fact is that abortion would haunt the mother for life.
However, it’s not blame game between the participants of baby making process.

Abortion is an option where the woman has got the free will, to procure an abortion or bare the fetus.   The unborn victims of this injustice may have no lawyer. They may have no activist to fight for them but they have a right to life. A right to exist. If this right ia denied, they live to haunt the perpetrators for ever.

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