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| − | '''Osagie Igbinedion''' is a Nigerian man who while living in Ireland in 2003, circumcised a baby on a kitchen table. The baby died from shock due to bleeding. Igbinedion was tried and cleared from all charges in 2005.<ref>{{REFweb | + | '''Osagie Igbinedion''' is a Nigerian man who, while living in Ireland in 2003, [[circumcised]] a baby on a kitchen table. The baby died from [[shock]] due to [[bleeding]]. Igbinedion was tried and cleared from all charges in 2005.<ref>{{REFweb |
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| − | Afterwards, Mr. Igbinedion said he would like to continue carrying out circumcisions but will only do so if allowed to by the Government. He said most Nigerians would like to see the procedure being available and done in hospitals. | + | Afterwards, Mr. Igbinedion said he would like to continue carrying out [[Circumcision| circumcisions]] but will only do so if allowed to by the Government. He said most Nigerians would like to see the procedure being available and done in hospitals. |
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Osagie Igbinedion is a Nigerian man who, while living in Ireland in 2003, circumcised a baby on a kitchen table. The baby died from shock due to bleeding. Igbinedion was tried and cleared from all charges in 2005.[1]
Afterwards, Mr. Igbinedion said he would like to continue carrying out circumcisions but will only do so if allowed to by the Government. He said most Nigerians would like to see the procedure being available and done in hospitals.
References
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(10 July 2005). Nigerian cleared over circumcision death
. Retrieved 14 October 2012.
