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32-Year-Old Nigerian Woman Dies During Childbirth In The UK Shortly After Earning Master’s Degree



A 32-Year-Old Nigerian woman in the UK, Temitope Elizabeth Soneye Iwute, has passed away during childbirth.

Iwute died shortly after earning her Master’s degree.


The Nigerians in the UK Community (NIUK Community), announced Temitope’s death in a statement on X. The community also announced the launch of a GoFundMe account to raise money to support her newborn baby and her family for her burial.


''Dear NIUK Community,


We’re reaching out with heavy hearts to support the family of Temitope Elizabeth Soneye Iwute, a vibrant 32-Year-Old who tragically passed away during childbirth, leaving behind her precious newborn son.

Temitope had just completed her MSc at York St John University and was eagerly looking forward to her future. Now, we ask for your help to honor her memory and support her baby’s future.

Your donations will ensure a proper farewell for Temitope and provide love and stability for her son. Every contribution matters.''


Source: https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2025/1/32-year-old-nigerian-woman-des-during-childbirth-in-the-uk-shortly-after-earning-masters-degree-2.html

There is no country that can guarantee long life and prosperity?

In saner clime? IPOBs what's happening in saner clime?

diamond68:
wow useless people. We’re they trying to get you to terminate a black baby ? Racism ?

Maybe, even though the child is mixed raced, his mother is white british.

I think it may be because they thought his mother is too old to have a baby, they even asked if the baby was concieved through IVF. I laughed and said, i am a black man! Black men can get any woman who has a womb pregnant.

I don't know why they thought she is too old. I have kids with even younger women. I also have kids with black women.

We4all:
Go Fund Me, for what exactly? What about her husband and savings?

What if she’s not married? What if she had planned on exclusive breastfeeding, and now her family has to buy baby formula from 0-12 months, maybe hire a caregiver too, and also plan for her burial? I imagine it costs a lot of money to bury a loved one in the UK.

And yes, there are good people who simply want to help. How do I know? I lost my wife in a similar manner nine months ago, and to this day, I still have people sending tokens of support for the babies. I never imagined a time would come when such support systems would make such a difference, but now I see how helpful they are. In the first few days or weeks, the expenses come back to back - paying to honor the lost one and also paying to keep the baby alive.

In the midst of this, the trauma can shatter her 'husband' s' ability to work for weeks and even months, and unless he has substantial savings, like a truly significant amount, along with a strong support system, a bad situation can only get worse. Over time, he may also have to always pay to get someone to show 'motherly' love to his baby. It can be that bad.

It happens. She was unfortunate.

Calitoscassius:
So what? I am also a single father to 6 kids. Difference is, my baby Mamas are not dead. If her husband is a single father he should go claim benefit for himself and the newborn.

If we start go funding him now, when will we stop? How much do ya think we can go fund him for till the child is 18 years old?

You got yourself into that situation, the difference here is that he has lost his wife

And I'm sure the expenses are going towards the funeral

May GOD ease her loved ones during this trying times and please let put everyone in prayer too

1Sharon:
You got yourself into that situation, the difference here is that he has lost his wife

And I'm sure the expenses are going towards the funeral

Yes, you are right i got myself into my situation, however, i am not complaining. Besides, you mentioned single father..


As i said before, the council can conduct the funeral for free. As long as they paid, or still paying taxes in England.


They are just tryna scam people with "go fund him"

We4all:
Go Fund Me, for what exactly? What about her husband and savings?

TAKE IT EASY BRO, ASK QUESTIONS ON WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW.

Calitoscassius:
Who says? I don't remember the pregnancy attracting lots of doctors. Anyway, we didn't listen to their (doctors) rubbish, they adviced her to terminate, they told us the child may not make it, they told us the mother may not survive too, they told us the baby could be down syndrome, they told us the baby is growing outside her womb, They told us all kinda rubbish. they told us because the child is mixed raced, he could be born with defect


Well... That child is 13 years old now, living life healthy and well..

- I don't know what you're ranting about with your anecdotal experience. A woman at an advanced maternal age can still give birth to a healthy baby. Just learn and jog on, and stop ranting. No one in a faceless forum cares about your family history. Lol

PDJT:
- I don't know what you're ranting about with your anecdotal experience. A woman at an advanced maternal age can still give birth to a healthy baby. Just learn and jog on, and stop ranting. No one in a faceless forum cares about your family history. Lol

Yes, i know that, that is exactly what i am ranting about. Any woman can still have a baby regardless how old they are.


Atleast you know now what i am ranting about, what are you ranting about?


You cares so much to respond to tell me no one cares.. remember you quoted my me first, so much for no caring,

jog on! Mate!

Calitoscassius:
6 kids with 4 different women.

Would you like to born 1 Or 2 for with me?

Not at all. I just wan congratulate you.
Hope you are spreading your time and commitment equally among them?

pocohantas:
Not at all. I just wan congratulate you.
Hope you are spreading your time and commitment equally among them?

Okay.. thank you!


I do my best.

PP123:
you just dey talk wetin you don't know

He is asking a simple question. If he knew, he wouldn't be asking questions

Acidosis:
What if she’s not married? What if she had planned on exclusive breastfeeding, and now her family has to buy baby formula from 0-12 months, maybe hire a caregiver too, and also plan for her burial? I imagine it costs a lot of money to bury a loved one in the UK.

And yes, there are good people who simply want to help. How do I know? I
lost my wife in a similar manner nine months ago, and to this day, I still have people sending tokens of support for the babies. I never imagined a time would come when such support systems would make such a difference, but now I see how helpful they are. In the first few days or weeks, the expenses come back to back - paying to honor the lost one and also paying to keep the baby alive.

In the midst of this, the trauma can shatter her 'husband' s' ability to work for weeks and even months, and unless he has substantial savings, like a truly significant amount, along with a strong support system, a bad situation can only get worse. Over time, he may also have to always pay to get someone to show 'motherly' love to his baby. It can be that bad.

I am sorry about your loss.

Righthussle:
Not surprised, Nigerian doctors don too much for UK. Their police go soon begin collect 20 pounds from motorists for road.

You must be a very useless, good for nothing creature, who I'm very sure doesn't even know a jack in his own profession.

This is quite unusual maternal mortality is a big deal in any western country now, what went wrong?

diamond68:
Hmm geriatric pregnancy they call it

geriatric pregnancy Start from 35 years and above so you can’t call it geriatric pregnancy

Righthussle:
Not surprised, Nigerian doctors don too much for UK. Their police go soon begin collect 20 pounds from motorists for road.

Intelligence is a right that you have denied for yourself.

A brain full of sawdust would never type such hogwash!

How oafish can one be...

BadNews:
32-Year-Old Nigerian Woman Dies During Childbirth In The UK Shortly After Earning Master’s Degree



A 32-Year-Old Nigerian woman in the UK, Temitope Elizabeth Soneye Iwute, has passed away during childbirth.

Iwute died shortly after earning her Master’s degree.


The Nigerians in the UK Community (NIUK Community), announced Temitope’s death in a statement on X. The community also announced the launch of a GoFundMe account to raise money to support her newborn baby and her family for her burial.


''Dear NIUK Community,


We’re reaching out with heavy hearts to support the family of Temitope Elizabeth Soneye Iwute, a vibrant 32-Year-Old who tragically passed away during childbirth, leaving behind her precious newborn son.

Temitope had just completed her MSc at York St John University and was eagerly looking forward to her future. Now, we ask for your help to honor her memory and support her baby’s future.

Your donations will ensure a proper farewell for Temitope and provide love and stability for her son. Every contribution matters.''


Source: https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2025/1/32-year-old-nigerian-woman-des-during-childbirth-in-the-uk-shortly-after-earning-masters-degree-2.html

Something does not add up.How about the Dad of the baby?

Calitoscassius:
Yes, you are right i got myself into my situation, however, i am not complaining. Besides, you mentioned single father..


As i said before, the council can conduct the funeral for free. As long as they paid, or still paying taxes in England.


They are just tryna scam people with "go fund him"

My thoughts exactly. U don't need funds if genuinely sh3 is to be buried in the UK.Government will support one child.

erico2k2:
My thoughts exactly. U don't need funds if genuinely sh3 is to be buried in the UK.Government will support one child.

Don't mind them, unless they are entitled to benefits. Even so, to bury a dead person in the UK wouldn't cost much to the extent of "go fund him" dem just wan scam people!

Aparently the go fund is for the man because he is a "single father" now, i have been a single father since i turned 19 years old

tiswell:
May she rest in peace


Even in saner climes where they have the best medical facility,shit happens

Uk happened to her., make all of them dey deceive themselves, where is Kemi ooo, olofo

Nnamdipapa:
These people have a medical system over there they must adhere to. Nigerian doctors are as good as their foreign counterparts.

I was treated by a Nigerian doctor who moved here from the UK and it was one of the best medical services I received in my entire life. Let's desist from bringing down or looking down on our own.

Nothing in the article remotely connects the death of the woman with a Nigerian and we in a hurry to bring down our own.

People wey like to dey slave for white man

EmperorCaesar:
News about women dying during childbirth brings back negative memories anytime i come across it

My heart is with the family

same here bro. May God comfort the family.

Calitoscassius:
Don't mind them, unless they are entitled to benefits. Even so, to bury a dead person in the UK wouldn't cost much to the extent of "go fund him" dem just wan scam people!

Aparently the go fund is for the man because he is a "single father" now, i have been a single father since i turned 19 years old

shi shi E nor go get, unless nah oyibo people go pay.If he get problem make E go meet government dem go p ut am on benefit and free house cos of the child simple. Preventing and Unlawful Burial is a criminal offence in the Uk so the council must bury her wether they like it or not unless the husband is insisting she gets taken to Nigeria and in that case E must hold E own money cos broke man prick no supose rise!

Fearurcreeator:
People wey like to dey slave for white man

Nigerians in Nigeria slave more for white MEN mor than anywhere else,
Imagine dem dey call people from Philippines and India white men, that nor be highest mum u

erico2k2:
Nigerians in Nigeria slave more for white MEN mor than anywhere else,
Imagine dem dey call people from Philippines and India white men, that nor be highest mum u

Wetin be whiteman

Acidosis:
What if she’s not married? What if she had planned on exclusive breastfeeding, and now her family has to buy baby formula from 0-12 months, maybe hire a caregiver too, and also plan for her burial? I imagine it costs a lot of money to bury a loved one in the UK.

And yes, there are good people who simply want to help. How do I know? I lost my wife in a similar manner nine months ago, and to this day, I still have people sending tokens of support for the babies. I never imagined a time would come when such support systems would make such a difference, but now I see how helpful they are. In the first few days or weeks, the expenses come back to back - paying to honor the lost one and also paying to keep the baby alive.

In the midst of this, the trauma can shatter her 'husband' s' ability to work for weeks and even months, and unless he has substantial savings, like a truly significant amount, along with a strong support system, a bad situation can only get worse. Over time, he may also have to always pay to get someone to show 'motherly' love to his baby. It can be that bad.

Who ever you are I see your emotion in your write up however for all you have listed, the Government here in the UK has a fix, they have prepared themselves for stuff like these for more than 50 years ago, hence people in the west always say that 99% of the prayer point of those in Africa is answered or already being provided for by the Government, hence our prayer point in the Uk and that of those in Nigeria are way way different. For milk, there are tokens, for accommodation there are council housing, for work there is benefit, health don't let me go there, There is almost no hospital bills to pay. If family back home no add their problems to that of the man he can steadily live on benefit until the kid can go to school. There is more but let me stop here.

Fearurcreeator:
Wetin be whiteman

Oh you too do not know some of you call Indians white men

erico2k2:
Oh you too do not know some of you call Indians white men

Lolz

erico2k2:
shi shi E nor go get, unless nah oyibo people go pay.If he get problem make E go meet government dem go p ut am on benefit and free house cos of the child simple. Preventing and Unlawful Burial is a criminal offence in the Uk so the council must bury her wether they like it or not unless the husband is insisting she gets taken to Nigeria and in that case E must hold E own money cos broke man prick no supose rise!

Correct!


Eric! De man wife die! e preek no fit raise nah!