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Teenager dies after giving birth to triplets in Adamawa

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
June 16, 2020
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Teenager dies after giving birth to triplets in Adamawa

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A 19-year-old teenager, Lilian Benedict of Bwaranji ward, Yola  South Local Government Area of Adamawa, died on Sunday after giving birth to triplets.
Mrs Josephine Geoffrey, Assistant Director, Nursing Services, Yola Specialists Hospital, confirmed the development on Tuesday in Yola.
Geoffrey said that the teenager died as a result of Post Partum Haemorhrage.
“She died as a result of bleeding after delivery and all the three babies are in good health condition.
“Poverty and lack of early antenatal attendance also contributed to her death.
“We, therefore, advise parents whose young daughters are pregnant to, as a matter of urgency, attend early antenatal to avoid unnecessary complications during child birth, ” Geoffrey said.
The assistant director, called on government, Non  Governmental Organisations and public spirited individuals to assist the babies by providing food and drugs, to ensure their survival.
Madam Kolostiki Benedict,  mother of the deceased, said Lilian lost her farther when she was eight years old, and
pleaded with Adamawa government to assist her to nurse the babies.
Taliba Kanakuru, 26, the deceased’s boyfriend, expressed shock over her death and said they had concluded arrangements to get married after she delivered.

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