(SAD STORY😢😦😧)Justice for UNIZIK graduate who died during childbirth at Magodo Specialist Hospital, Lagos.

It has been a sad day for family of Chisom Jane Anekwe (nee Okereke) and LEAP Africa Alumni, over the alleged death of their daughter and friend, who died over an alleged questionable circumstances at the
Magodo Specialist Hospital in Lagos.

It was gathered that the beautiful mother of two daughters died on April 30th, 2017, whilegiving birth to her third child, a boy after a prolonged labour.

Sadly, the baby also died. According to her family members and friends, Chisom was abandoned and left unattended to deal withlabour pains and other pregnancy complications.

Here's what Ahmed Alaga, a member of LEAP Africa wrote about the incident;

"Today we (LEAP AfricaAlumni) bury one of ourfinest member and we can't help but to push out the story of how she died so individuals, families, and our society at large will perhaps take nothing for granted when it comes to women givingbirth. Life is sacred andthose who treat it with recklessness should becalled to order.

So, this is Chisom Anekwe (nee Okereke), a young, vivacious, graceful, kind-hearted and intelligent woman who had devoted her life to helping indigent kids and giving their lives a meaning.

She’s an alumna of LEAP Africa.Two weeks ago, precisely April 30th 2017, Chisom died under questionable circumstances at Magodo Specialist Hospital in Lagos while trying to birth her third offspring.

We believe strongly that the authorities need to ensure that lives are taken sacred in hospitals like Magodo Specialist Hospital where such avoidable deaths are recorded.
Chisom was admitted in the hospital four days before she got into labour. She already had two daughters birthed in the same hospital and was there to birth her third child, a son. While at the hospital, no one attended to her when she needed help to be delivered of the long awaited baby. She was left for hours in labour. This happened until her husband created a scene, which eventually caused the doctors to go to her ward and on inspection they found out that the baby had struggled anddied.

The husband at this point requested for a CS which he paid for and even signed the consent form presentedby the hospital.

He was then tricked out of the room to go prepare for blood transfusion and on getting back, he found out that the doctors had induced the wife and delivered the dead baby without operation not minding that the CS procedure had been paid for.

This was without his consent.During the process of delivering the baby, the placenta got ruptured and the doctors left herlike that, no further attendance still.

Shortlyafter, the husband noticed she was swelling up in her stomach area and called the attention of the doctors who said they were getting ready for a surgery, a preparation that took longer than usual.

After waiting in vain for the surgical team, the frustrated husband went furiously to the reception to demand why they were wasting time only to discover the doctor had sneakedout of the hospital under funny pretences.

At this point he got other hospital staff to wheel her out of the hospital and in that process Chisom died!

This is the story of most young women who die while giving birth as a result of the callousness, ignorance and carelessness of inexperienced doctors. In this era, we shouldn'tbe talking about Child and Maternal Mortality especially when it can be avoided.

This could have been avoided but it wasn't and now Chisom Jane Anekwe is a victim and has been added to the statistics.We demand;

1. That Magodo Specialist Hospital, Shangisha, Lagos, be investigated for their actions and the subsequent death of Chisom.

2. That both the Nigerian Medical Association NMA and the Medical and DentistCouncil of Nigeria, MDCN ensure that supposed Specialist Hospitals who claim to have a resident Gynecologist are verified.

3. That there be justice for Chisom!

#SaveTheNextVICTIM#Justice4Chisom#Fight4OurDaughtersGoodnight my friend.

Her friends who also wrote tributes for her, also demanded justice for late Chisom;