Woman Dies At IDP Camp In Borno After Giving Birth To Triplets, Husband Dies 40 Days Later (Photos)

A woman has died after giving birth to triplets at camp for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Borno State.

Her husband was said to have also passed away 40 days after her death.

Rahma Monguno, son of late former Nigerian minister and Borno politician, Shettima Ali Monguno, disclosed this on Friday, September 23.

"One of the most touching cases I've ever come across, as just yesterday we went to a camp to see some widows for someone close who wanted to assist,"

"These triplets lost their Mother while she gave birth to them, the Father passed away exactly 40 days after (may their souls rest in peace)

"They are being cared for by the maternal aunt, and her daughter, who are also widows.

"May God the Almighty reward and Bless all those involved, and give this family a future beyond their expectations."

Romanoff:
How are they able to copulate in such terrible conditions?

The officials in these IDP, where were they when she was in labour?

Multiple births are considered high risk so the only option is hospital to birth the babies.

So sad, the husband will be married to a teenager within three months.

Romanoff:
How are they able to copulate in such terrible conditions?

The officials in these IDP, where were they when she was in labour?

Multiple births are considered high risk so the only option is hospital to birth the babies.

So sad, the husband will be married to a teenager within three months.

Zonefree:

The husband died 40 days after the death of the wife.


Learn to read posts before you comment. The post is not even that long. Don't allow your dislike for men to make you look foolish in public, Roman.

Rayban25:


Learn to read posts fully before thinking of saying rubbish

Romanoff:


Come and force me.

Romanoff:


Come and force me.

Romanoff:


My dislike for men?

Some of you are so disillusioned by your hate for women you already assume every woman hates men.

Pele o, I'm not the source of your frustration.

Channel your anger towards the thing or person that is doing you.

Thanchu.