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Dr. Sij Hemal, 27, a second-year urology resident at Cleveland Clinic’s Glickman Urological and Kidney Institute, helped a 41-year-old Nigerian banker, Toyin Ogundipe, deliver her baby on December, 17, 2017.

Ogundipe, who resides in both the United Kingdom and Nigeria – went into labor about midway into her flight from Paris-to-New York, as the jet skirted the southern coast of Greenland, 35,000 feet below. .

An emergency landing would require a two-hour diversion to a U.S. military base in the Azores Islands, so Dr. Hemal – who volunteered to assist Toyin – recommended to the pilot that they continue to JFK International Airport, still four hours away. .

“Her contractions were about 10 minutes apart, so a pediatrician (Dr. Stefanie Ortolan, of Senlis, France) and I began to monitor her vital signs and keep her comfortable,” explains Dr. Hemal. .

They also suggested Toyin be moved to the roomier first-class section, which had very few passengers. While the flight’s air hostesses tended to Toyin’s traveling companion, her 4-year-old daughter, Amy, the doctors helped her mom deliver her baby boy.

Toyin recalls being rather composed throughout the delivery, thanks to the calm manner of the two doctors and the professional treatment they provided: “I was relaxed because I knew I was in safe hands. They did everything a doctor or midwife would have done if I was in the labor room in the hospital. Even better, if you ask me.” .

After about 30 minutes of pushing, Toyin gave birth to a boy, whom she named Jake. Upon arrival at JFK, Toyin, Jake and Amy were whisked away by ambulance to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center. Toyin was released later that day, and is recovering – with her children – at the home of friends in New Jersey.

BY VIVIAN GIST : http://www.viviangist.ng/toyin-ogundipe-gives-birth-inside-plane/

thank God say no be Nigerian plane o! she for see pepper no be small, NEPA for take light during delivery .or u for hear say them no no say plane dey get clinic, the woman for just die like foul inside plane. thank God say oyinbo people no fall her hand.

Lucky chump
Would have been a problem if your momma was headed for Shithole country

Lucky!

Thank God sey no be for country where Buhari dey rule

Wonderful

The baby will grow to become a pilot

Is the baby an American,a Nigerian or an Aeroplanean?

Which Country AIRSPACE them dey



And would the child have DUAL CITIZENSHIP




ANY ANSWER PLEASE

Our sisters from the west
Seeking American passport by fire by force

What a mighty God we served. Welcome to the wicked world innocent child.

Plz I need sex doll 2019 version full option

they should name him/her. planely

News of 17 Dec 2017, congratulations. Lets be recent pls.

Thank God for safe delivery

There are mercies attached to women in labour

When a woman is labouring people throw their difference aside to help.

It doesn't matter the colour, race e.t.c

If it's in Nigeria too, you will the those women untying their wrappers just to help God bless all our kind people

But why should a women close to labour board a plane

America is not going to give the child citizenship. i knw dem

Lucky kid attleast you Don escaped this shithole

wao!

So d baby go be citizen of which country? Dis one go be mixed feeling for d mother ooo. I bet she's going to yankee to deliver so the baby can become a U.S. citizen... . Anyway, congrats sha.

Free delivery

So wetin go come be the nationality of this one naw?

You're clearly not a damn Nigeria or British.
Well, maybe American as dem born you inside their airspace.
One more thing for Trump to talk about.

Whogoblog:
@VIVIANGIST 

Dr. Sij Hemal, 27, a second-year urology resident at Cleveland Clinic’s Glickman Urological and Kidney Institute, helped a 41-year-old Nigerian banker, Toyin Ogundipe, deliver her baby on December, 17, 2017.

Ogundipe, who resides in both the United Kingdom and Nigeria – went into labor about midway into her flight from Paris-to-New York, as the jet skirted the southern coast of Greenland, 35,000 feet below. .

An emergency landing would require a two-hour diversion to a U.S. military base in the Azores Islands, so Dr. Hemal – who volunteered to assist Toyin – recommended to the pilot that they continue to JFK International Airport, still four hours away. .

“Her contractions were about 10 minutes apart, so a pediatrician (Dr. Stefanie Ortolan, of Senlis, France) and I began to monitor her vital signs and keep her comfortable,” explains Dr. Hemal. .

They also suggested Toyin be moved to the roomier first-class section, which had very few passengers. While the flight’s air hostesses tended to Toyin’s traveling companion, her 4-year-old daughter, Amy, the doctors helped her mom deliver her baby boy.

Toyin recalls being rather composed throughout the delivery, thanks to the calm manner of the two doctors and the professional treatment they provided: “I was relaxed because I knew I was in safe hands. They did everything a doctor or midwife would have done if I was in the labor room in the hospital. Even better, if you ask me.” .

After about 30 minutes of pushing, Toyin gave birth to a boy, whom she named Jake. Upon arrival at JFK, Toyin, Jake and Amy were whisked away by ambulance to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center. Toyin was released later that day, and is recovering – with her children – at the home of friends in New Jersey.

BY VIVIAN GIST : http://www.viviangist.ng/toyin-ogundipe-gives-birth-inside-plane/

that child already has his eyes opened, thats quick...

still waiting for the child's citizenship by birth ANSWER

EyaaAaaaaa the baby refused to be burned in a foreign country

The baby becomes a national of the country that owns the plane not the country they landed

oshe11:
still waiting for the child's citizenship by birth ANSWER