Actress Caroline Danjuma who brought the plight of the Ayeni conjoined twins to the public, gave an update about them this morning. Read what she wrote below
"A big thank you to all the blogs , and to every single person that reposted and spoke out, our voices was certainly heard and I believe our babies will be happy to thank you all personally when they grow up. UNTH Enugu has apologised for not communicating well and for other mishaps that occurred along the way.
A lot of meetings have been going on for the safety of the kids and they have agreed to assist in sending out records to interested hospitals. We thank them for their cooperation . All hands are on deck now, ensuring miracle and testimony have the best care and surgery . By my research such surgery takes 10-18 hrs depending on its complexity , chances of survival is 5-25 percent , which could involve 20-25 surgeons , finding the best team for the surgery is our outmost priority regardless of where it would be. We want both girls to be alive . By his grace all will be well. Will keep you all updated . Thank you very much and may God stand up for you as you stood up for the Ayeni twins. We all appreciate you all. The battle will soon be over".
Good news!! who said social media has no power?
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PRAISE THE LORD. THE ENEMIES HAS BEEN SHAMED.
ReplyDeleteStern u r so inhuman,I pity ur small life.
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They will survive the surgery in Jesus name. May God bless u Mrs Danjuma
ReplyDeleteNo! Dem for keep them carry them do pepersoup! Mtcheew! Materialistic Nigerian hospitals.
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ReplyDeleteThank God. They been wan use person children learn work
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God bless you Caro
DeleteWoow great news am so happy.good job Caroline
ReplyDeleteThank God. God please perform a miracle in these kids lives and your name will forever be glorified as always.
ReplyDeleteAt last! Thank God!
ReplyDeleteMay God see them through... Amen
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thank God
ReplyDeleteDats better! Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteThank God, wish them a successful surgery
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ReplyDeleteAmen, God will protect them
ReplyDeleteI pray dey both make it
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Amen God bless her.
ReplyDeleteThats great!
ReplyDeleteSorry, Prof...so sorry you got mixed up in this, make them carry their wahala de go, its not worth it
ReplyDeleteI suggest Caroline apologizes to the noble Professor Obianyo for even mentioning her name on social media! This update is incomplete without that apology in my own opinion! I must also commend Caroline for championing this, although she may have done it in a more refined and classy way rather than coming to social media to try to dent a woman that has given so much to the medical profession!
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No apology required for me. She did what needed to be done and got results. The name didn't stick out for me until you just mentioned it in your comment.
DeleteGOD BLESS YOU Caroline for Championing something like this. I await the good news. Being a twin myself am all to familiar with the flight of the family. Godbless us all.
ReplyDeleteThank God for social media
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ReplyDeleteThank God and I pray for a successful surgery.
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Amen o and God almighty who watched and preserved them in the womb will also finish his work cos he has a purpose
ReplyDeleteAmen o and God almighty who watched and preserved them in the womb will also finish his work cos he has a purpose lindodo Oya post
ReplyDeleteGood for them.. Very good decision 👍
ReplyDeleteAwwww Caroline you have won a place in my heart, I cried yesterday cos of these twins, may the surgery be a successful one and May God bless u so much
ReplyDeleteAll will go well and they shall live to declare the glory of God in Jesus name. Amen.
ReplyDeleteThank God! It is well with them!
ReplyDeleteOh accient of day, we call on u now bcos of these ur adorables, father let ur purpose be fulfilled in dia life's, pls perfect all dat concerns dem n let us be full of praises to ur name at d end of it all IJN-amen.
ReplyDeleteThanks Caroline. I actually don't think you owe anyone an apology. You spoke the truth and you brought it to limelight. Kudos
ReplyDeleteNot communicating well they say, I wish the babies successful surgery.
ReplyDeleteSee the useless hosipital where I dey work for news
ReplyDeleteThank you Caroline. If we can all have such good hearts to touch lives. I pray they survive and the surgery will be successful. The good work God has started he would finish.
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ReplyDeletethis is good news. wish them well.
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