Quadruplet Birth in Fika: Poor Parents in Yobe Seek Assistance for Newborns

 By Yusuf A Yusuf,Damaturu 

In a rare and joyous event, Ba'aba Habu, a resident of Zirki Zanzana area of Fika town, headquarters of Fika Local Government Area in Yobe State, and his wife Hajja Amina, welcomed quadruplets early this Tuesday morning at the General Hospital Fika.

The quadruplets, two males and two females were born at the General Hospital Fika.Due to the need for specialized care for the newborns, they will be referred to the Specialist Hospital Potiskum. At the Specialist Hospital Potiskum, the infants will be kept in an incubator for proper care and nursing.

Ba'aba Habu and Hajja Amina, the parents of the quadruplets, are reported to be poor. The Yobe State government and other well-meaning individuals have been called upon to assist the parents in caring for the quadruplets. Community and Government Support Needed.

The birth of quadruplets presents significant challenges, especially for a poor family. Assistance in terms of medical care, financial support, and other necessities will be crucial for the well-being of the newborns and their parents.

The community and the Yobe State government may consider extending support to Ba'aba Habu and Hajja Amina to help them care for the quadruplets during this challenging time.