Enugu Teacher Appeals for Assistance After Giving Birth to Quadruplets
Enugu teacher's desperate plea for assistance surfaces after giving birth to quadruplets, highlighting financial strain faced by the family.
Mary Nwaeze 
Mrs. Sabina Mamah, a secondary school teacher from Enugu State, is appealing for assistance after giving birth to quadruplets following 14 years of marriage. Mamah, who delivered three boys and a girl via caesarian section at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), is unable to settle her delivery bills. Her husband, Christopher, a driver, also seeks support as they face financial challenges in caring for their newborns.
A heartfelt plea for help echoes from Enugu State as Mrs. Sabina Mamah, a secondary school teacher, shares her story of giving birth to quadruplets after enduring 14 years of marriage. Mamah, hailing from Obollo Orie in Udenu Council Area, delivered three boys and a girl via caesarian section at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu.
Struggling with the weight of medical bills, Mamah, accompanied by her husband Christopher, finds themselves unable to afford the expenses accrued during childbirth. Despite being discharged, Mamah and her newborns face detainment in the hospital due to unsettled bills, further compounded by outstanding expenses for essential items like diapers and baby milk.
Expressing gratitude for the assistance received thus far, Mamah appeals to well-meaning Nigerians, urging them to extend a helping hand. She implores both the Enugu State Government and individuals to support her through financial contributions, providing her account details for donations.
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Mamah's husband, Christopher, adds his voice to the plea, highlighting the financial strain they face and the inability to solely provide for their newborns. The couple's desperate call for support underscores the challenges many families encounter in accessing adequate healthcare and affording medical expenses in Nigeria.
The touching story of Mrs. Sabina Mamah's journey to motherhood, marked by years of anticipation and culminating in the birth of quadruplets, resonates with many. As the family navigates the daunting financial burden associated with childbirth, their plea for assistance shines a light on the pressing need for accessible healthcare and financial support systems for families in Nigeria.
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