The hospital’s Chief
Medical Director, Dr AbdulHamed Abdullahi, confirmed the development to
Northern City News, but provided no details on the circumstances surrounding
the death.
He told our correspondent
on the phone, “Yes, the woman died about 11 this morning (Sunday). But I will
call you back to give you details as I am driving.”
Sources at the hospital
said Gaje’s death was unconnected with the caesarian section, because,
according to them, her health condition had already stabilised after the
operation and plans were even being made for the naming of the babies.
One of the sources who spoke
on condition of anonymity said, “Gaje had already scaled though the operation
stress and we were looking forward to the naming ceremony of the babies.
“A good Samaritan had even
purchased the ram that is to be slaughtered on Wednesday for the naming
ceremony. We were just alerted this morning from our duty post to her sudden
restlessness and few minutes later, she was dead.”
Our correspondent learnt
that Gaje’s remains were taken to her village, Gora Dansaka, for burial
according to Islamic rites on Sunday.
Gaje had been delivered of
three boys and one girl through a caesarian operation last Wednesday by a
medical team at the General Hospital, Malumfashi, Katsina State.
One of the quadruplets died
in the evening of the delivery date, leaving three behind.
Family sources said the
remaining three babies were in good condition.
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