The quintuplets born on April 12 the National hospital in Abuja are said to be doing really well. Doctors in care of the babies say they are in good health and will be certified ready to go home, soon enough.
TVC’s Kemi Balogun reports that the quintuplets have been at the national hospital in Abuja for the past two
weeks.
Doctor Audu Lamidi has been on this case, he discloses that the quintuplets are in great shape. He states that they are still being kept under observation to ensure they are well taken care of, even after the hospital stay.
Both parents are in high spirits even though they have remained in the hospital, they are not bothered about the long wait.
Since the birth of the babies, the hospital has seen an influx of important dignitaries and visitors all wanting to give gifts and witness this rare occurrence.
This is the first record of a quintuplet birth at the national hospital since its inception in 1999.
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