Ogbomoso quintuplets birth: Ìyàwó àgbẹ̀ bí ìbarùn-ún lẹ́yìn ọmọ márun-ùn ní Ogbomoso láì ṣe iṣẹ́ abẹ

https://www.bbc.com/yoruba/56344114 (accessed on March 11, 2021)

Ayọ abara tin-tin ni nile ọkunrin agbẹ kan ati iyawo rẹ, to bi ọmọ marun-un lẹẹkan ṣoṣo nilu Ogbomọsọ nipinlẹ Ọyọ.

Dokita ileewosan Ayoka Clinic and Maternity Centre, Oke-Ado, Ogbomọṣọ, Dokita Afolabi Sikirulahi sọ fun BBC Yoruba pe fun'ra obinrin naa, Funmilayo Oluwadara, lo bi awọn ọmọ naa lai ṣe iṣẹ abẹ. Ọjọ kẹrin, oṣu Kẹta, ọdun 2021 lo bi awọn ọmọ naa, ati pe laarin ọgbọn iṣẹju pere. 

O ni alaafia ni iya ati awọn ọmọ naa wa. 

Bakan naa ni dokita ṣalaye pe obinrin naa ti bi ọmọ marun-un tẹlẹ, eyi to mu ki apapọ ọmọ ti oun ati ọkọ rẹ ni jẹ mẹwaa.

Obinrin mẹrin, ọkunrin kan ni awọn ibarun ti Arabinrin Oluwadara ṣẹṣẹ bi i.

A gbọ pe ẹni ọdun mejidinlogoji ni obinrin naa, ti ọkọ rẹ to jẹ agbẹ lati orilẹ-ede Togo, Idowu Oluwadara si jẹ ẹni ogoji ọdun, n gbe ni abule Ahoroko nilu Oyo.

Ọgbẹni Oluwadara sọ fun BBC pe niṣe ni ara oun dabi ẹni ti wọn da omi si lara, nigba ti wọn sọ fun oun pe ibarun ni iyawo oun bi.

O ni "o kọkọ dabi pe ki n salọ, ṣugbọn nigba ti mo ro o pe iyawo mi ni, emi ni mo si fun loyun, ni mo ṣe duro".

O si ti n bẹbẹ fun iranlọwọ lati ọwọ ijọba ati araalu fun iranlọwọ, nitori pe wọn ko ti i owo ileewosan san.

Translation

A farmer and his wife, who gave birth to five children at once in Ogbomosho, Oyo State, are in a state of ecstasy.

Dr Ayoka Clinic and Maternity Center, Oke-Ado, Ogbomosho, told BBC Yoruba that the woman, Funmilayo Oluwadara, herself had given birth to the children without surgery, on fourth day, March, 2021 . The childrem were without any cirurgical the assistance, with more or less 30 minutes interval between them.

The husband, when seked about, answered that “She is at peace with our children”.

The doctor also explained that the woman had already given birth to five children, bringing the total number of children she and her husband had to ten.

The newborn babies are four girls and, a boy.

The woman is said to be 38 years old, and her husband, a Togolese farmer, Idowu Oluwadara, is 40 years old, living in the village of Ahoroko in Oyo.

Mr Oluwadara told the BBC he was in a state of shock, when he was told his wife was pregnant.

"At first, I thought about to run away, but when I thought she is my wife, and it was me the one that drove her pregnant I stopped," she said.

He has been begging for help from the government and the public for help, as they have not yet paid for the medical expenses.