The First Lady of Ogun State, Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun has rushed to the rescue of Mrs. Esther Shaibu, a 32-year-old mother of five who was abandoned by her husband after giving birth to triplets on the second day into the new year.
Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun pledged her support to the woman when she visited her at Iperu General Hospital in Ikenne Local Government Area, where the mother of 5 gave birth and is still is.
The Ogun State First Lady promised to cover the woman’s family upkeep for the immediate future.
She also appreciated the medical team, led by the Consultant Gynecologist, Dr. Olukayode Taiwo, that attended to the woman for professionalism and high quality of care that ensured the survival of the children, born at 2.4kg, 1.5kg and 1.08kg respectively.
“I will inform the Governor about their situation and explore long-term economic support,” Mrs. Abiodun said, emphasising the importance of early antenatal care, especially in high-risk cases like multiple births.
“I will inform the Governor about their situation and explore long-term economic support,” Mrs. Abiodun said, emphasising the importance of early antenatal care, especially in high-risk cases like multiple births.
Mrs Abiodun applauded the Federal Government’s free maternal healthcare services in General Hospitals across the country for the succour it offers to the citizenry.
In her appreciation, Mrs. Shaibu pleaded for employment for her husband and herself, explaining that she had delayed her first antenatal visit until 28 weeks for lack, highlighting the need for timely medical intervention.
