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Nigerian sextuplets' mother dies Nigerian sextuplets' mother dies
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A woman who gave birth to a set of sextuplets over the weekend in Nigeria has died of complications.A woman who gave birth to a set of sextuplets over the weekend in Nigeria has died of complications.
Ajoke Bello, 32, gave birth to the six babies by Caesarean section operation on Thursday and was initially reported to have been in a stable condition. Ajoke Bello, 32, gave birth to the six babies by Caesarean section operation on Thursday and was initially in a stable condition.
But she developed complications as a result of excessive bleeding at hospital in Sagamu, Ogun State, south-west Nigeria. But she developed complications from excessive bleeding at hospital in Sagamu, Ogun State, south-west Nigeria.
The condition of the babies - three girls and three boys - was unknown. The naturally conceived babies - three girls and three boys - were in a stable condition, said medical officials.
Two of the babies were transferred to the intensive care unit of a private hospital in Lagos on Saturday. Two of the babies were transferred on Saturday to the intensive care unit of a private hospital in Lagos, where their condition improved.
'Unfortunate incident''Unfortunate incident'
Mrs Bello died at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital in the early hours of Sunday.Mrs Bello died at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital in the early hours of Sunday.
Professor Femi Ajayi, the chairman of the board of the hospital, confirmed her death to the Nigerian Tribune newspaper: "It was an unfortunate incident.Professor Femi Ajayi, the chairman of the board of the hospital, confirmed her death to the Nigerian Tribune newspaper: "It was an unfortunate incident.
"The doctors and nurses at the hospital put in their best to ensure that the woman lived."The doctors and nurses at the hospital put in their best to ensure that the woman lived.
"She was under close monitoring as the medical team did not leave any stone unturned to ensure that she was alive.""She was under close monitoring as the medical team did not leave any stone unturned to ensure that she was alive."
The BBC's Fidelis Mbah in Lagos says charity groups have been making donations for the upkeep of the babies.
The governor of Ogun State, Gbenga Daniel, had visited Mrs Bello in hospital on Saturday and promised the government would give all necessary assistance to her family.The governor of Ogun State, Gbenga Daniel, had visited Mrs Bello in hospital on Saturday and promised the government would give all necessary assistance to her family.