may God protect the babies

Kelklein:
..typing

Must

This man does not sleep at night, a law should be made that any death in a teaching hospital must have an autopsy conducted payable by the government. This is for the benefit of the society and to advance knowledge.

Really unfortunate, I feel sorry for the family

Wonderful kids. RIP to their mother.

So sad! And the hospital cannot provide any proper explanation! Just so stupid and unfair! I daresay it might be negligence n laxity on d part of the hospital staff that resulted in her death hence their silence.

May God give u fortitude to bear the loss n provide helpers all around! Those children will bring u joy n favour

God is in charge

Omotayor123:
What a Pity.

See beautiful children!

true rip to the dead.

Really wonder what could have gone wrong:
*Sepsis
*Hypovolemic shock
*Embolism
*.........
Childbirth no be beans,na God's grace.

RIP woman.May God give your husband the strength to cater for the chidren.

Whoas what are these women eating? Seriously Triplets everywhere
RIP

So sad...may God protect d kids

I am touched. I wish the kids long life and grow up to be successful in life. My heart is with their father. I wish the government would help him. R I P to their mother.

See beautiful pikin dem, jst lyk dat dm no get mama again, nawa for dis world sef...


God grant the husband the fortitude to bear dis irreparable lost....and the strength to care for the kids.


RIP to the wife.

Chai!..rest in peace o. See beautiful babies.

My choir coord lost his sister in-law too same way. She got pregnant immediately after marriage. Gave birth through CS and that's where it all went wrong.

The luck the baby has had is that my choir coord's wife was still nursing her toddler when this incident happened. The baby stays with them for now with his father coming to check on him every now and then. I spent a weekend with them recently when my choir coord had to travel suddenly and can relate with the man's stress and even helplessness.

Wat a touching story! Poor kids... may d soul of their mum rest on

So saddening. May her soul rest in peace and may God give him the fortitute to bear his lose.
The hospital workers on duty that night must know something.
But I don't understand why people will be asked to leave their relations in the hospital by themselves when we have a lot of wicked people going round the hospitals as doctors and nurses. I can't live my family member alone.

God is your strength. So sad

madridguy:
Good news turns bad news. RIP iya ibeta, May God comfort baba ibeta.

And may almighty God Spare Ibeta life

May god give u all u need for ur self and d children. Be strong and never give up.may d lord be with u both and now and forever. RIP to mother

vivianblog3:
Obinna Nnanna’s joy knew no bounds last September 23 af­ternoon, when his wife, Ijeoma was delivered of triplets, two males and a female, after nine months of their marriage. When he returned home that evening, he was already thinking and planning how to put together an elaborate bash, as his resources would permit him to welcome the babies and their mother home; moreso, when the bundle of joy was coming just nine months after they got married.

They were expected to stay some days at Lagos State University Teaching Hospi­tal, Gbagada, since she delivered through caesarean section. However, the joy turned sour, as fate dealt a crushing blow on him, following the death of his wife about 3am the following day.

Obinna said it was the worst news he has ever received in his life, and thought his world had crumbled.

“She was delivered of the babies about 12pm on September 23. I stayed with them till 9pm, since the hospital management would not allow a visitor to stay with a patient over night, so I left. I was sleep­ing when my phone rang about 3am that I should come to the hospital immediately. I had to call my friends, one of them brought his car and we rushed to the hospital and by then, my wife was already dead. I asked what happened and nobody was able to tell me anything reasonable. Nobody could tell me what happened to her.

“All my neighbours visited her that day she delivered and she spoke with everybody and they promised to come the following day to see her, but the story changed”, Obinna said.

Narrating to Saturday Sun, the tragedy that is redefining his life, the widower said they got married on December 31, 2014 in Enugu.

“After our wedding, we stayed few days in the village and returned to Lagos to start life together.”

By the time their honeymoon was over, Ijeoma conceived. Obinna said she regis­tered for antenatal care at a private hospi­tal close to them, and by the time the preg­nancy was going to the seventh month, she started developing high blood pressure (HBP) which necessitated her referral to Lagos State University Lagos (LASUTH), Gbagada Annex.

“We used the private hospital for seven months and it was discovered that she was having HBP. We were referred to General Hospital, Gbagada. She was on admission at LASUTH for one month until she was delivered of the babies. Her staying in the hospital for a month was at my instance. I wanted her to be there to have a good rest instead of being at home where she would engage and stress herself with domestic chores.

“After one month of bed rest, she deliv­ered through caesarean section. She deliv­ered on September 23 afternoon and died in the early hours of the following day. I wouldn’t know what happened; I can’t explain. I asked the nurses they said they don’t know, that it just happened all of a sudden.

“I was in the theatre with her; so we came out together to the ward. She wasn’t bleeding and the blood pressure was nor­mal before she went for the surgery. There was no complication.

“Immediately she died, we took her corpse home and deposited it in the mortu­ary, and we are planning the funeral.

The babies spent two weeks in the hos­pital after their mother’s death, on the di­rective and account of the hospital man­agement, in order to give them a close observation.”

Obinna is now playing dutifully the role of mother, except breastfeeding. With the help of good neighbours, he is nursing the babies in his room-and-parlour apartment at Alapere area of Lagos. He has learnt to change diapers, keep awake in the night and feeding them.

“Since the babies were brought home, I have been with them, and with the help of my neighbours, my friend’s wife and her mother, we have been taking good care of them. My uncle’s wife also came from Il­orin, Kwara State, to give a helping hand, but she has gone back.

“For now, none of my wife’s relations has been around; their major concern is with my wife. They are the ones causing the delay over her burial; they have gone to hospital to make enquiries over her death, may be they are not satisfied with the explanations. I have given them date for the burial but they are still delaying, may be they want to have their own date, and send to me later. We are Catholics, and are not supposed to delay burial. Be­fore I travelled home, I met with her elder brother living here in Lagos, and he is the one causing the delay. My wife’s parents are dead.”

On how he is coping with the financial challenges involved, Obinna said, God is using everybody around – his colleagues in Idumota market, noting:“Everybody is contributing his or her own quota just to see that the kids live”.

On the issue of taking the babies to or­phanage home for him to concentrate on his business, he said, he has received such unsolicited advice, but he is not giving it a consideration.

“Immediately my wife died, that was the initial suggestion by friends and some other people, but I turned the advice down. I said, I can’t do that. Why would I take them away? I want to be with them; where I would be seeing them every time. So, I don’t take the idea. They are two boys and a girl. The boy came first followed by the girl and then another boy. They have been given names: The first is Chibuike; the girl is Chinenyenwa and the boy is Chimezie. They are not going anywhere; they would remain with me.”

On how he would cope, considering that the people around him may have their own programmes, he said he would cope, as he has learnt to change diapers as well as feeding and bathing them. “Now, I keep awake all night. In the night, one or two or all them may be awake. Three of them hardly sleep at the same time in the night.”

To him, it is a great challenge, which he prays for grace to surmount, stressing: “I don’t want them to be taken away”.

On when he has time for rest, he said, “as you see me sitting now is because they are sleeping, that is my rest. Within a short time one of them may wake up.”

Obinna is from Amaigbo, Imo State, while his late wife, from Eziagho, Enugu State.

source http://sunnewsonline.com/new/woman-dies-few-hours-after-being-delivered-of-triplets/

mehn whorapiri. God rest her soul

Sorry o.

What a country.

May almighty Allah spare dem and give you sound health to take care of dem......
RIP to d dead

A Story that touched the Heart. God help the widower and rest in peace to the deceased.

God is Great!!

Wow! Triplets this big! wonderful! Their mum really tried, it's a pity she won't be with them as they grow up and showcase their greatness to the world.To the father of three, You can do this! You have all it takes to raise them up yourself, don't let them leave your sight please.

May God grant the soul of the departed eternal rest.

Strange case. Another preventable tragedy at a Nigerian hospital. Such cases should reported to Nigerian Medical Association, http://nationalnma.org/

HBP in pregnancy is very delicate. In this case, everything seemed to have been handled well initially, i wonder what went wrong after the delivery, so sad

Glory be to God

so sad... 3 babies without their biological mother.

For Heaven sake this is nairaland not vivian gist.. stop turnin this forum to nairaland abeg.. it frustratin

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