Caroline Danjuma Campaigns for the Release of Conjoined Twins Held by an Enugu Hospital

Today, Caroline Danjuma brought attention to the plight of parents whose twins are trapped in an Enugu hospital.

According to the Nollywood actress, the conjoined girls are now 4 months old, but the hospital has refused to release them, and are bent on surgically separating the twins when they allegedly do not have the equipment to do so. Mrs Danjuma adds that a hospital in the United States has shown interest in helping in the worried parents, but the Enugu hospital allegedly is using the girls to make money; placing ads in newspapers without the parents’ consent and providing the hospital’s account.

Now, she is calling people’s attention to what she describes as the hospital’s ‘sefishness.’

Read her full note:

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Carolina Danjuma leads campaign for the release of conjoined twins being held by an Enugu hospital . . Repost from @carolyna_hutchings: "My little angels are 4 months old today ... Unfortunately I have to speak up on behalf of this kids and the parents. The hospital they are in right now are bent on operating on them when they don't have the equipments. . . Hospitals in Texas and Canada have asked for their MRI scan and CT scan to see if they can assist this children but the hospital in Enugu has refused to give it to them , when I personally called a certain prof obiayo she asked me what the hospital abroad needed it for. What a funny question. . . The hospital went as far as publishing in the newspaper that they would need 5m for the surgery without informing the parents. To them it's all about the money . The mother has been crying for fear of loosing her daughters. The hospital has refused to communicate with the parents but are only concerned with making a name and money through this innocent babies. . . Giving out their personal bank Acc without the consent of the family . They said we should keep the kids in the hospital for 9 months before operation by my research those babies don't need to stay for that long if they ain't sharing any organs. This babies are handed over to student doctors and that scares me most. . . I have decided to voice out cause I have been the one consoling the parents since I got involved but right now I am extremely livid at the selfishness and non caring attitude of the doctors. The parents can speak for them selves . Hopeville foundation will continue to do its best. . . Unfortunately the hospital in Enugu is refusing to assist. We are willing to work with the hospital in Enugu as a TEAM but we refuse them taking out the operation all alone without equipments and the right professionals. Pls kindly make this viral until Mrs Ayeni is heard and attended to properly. . . 08138581860- Mrs ayeni' number. Pls contact her for more details. If you would like to visit the children in Enugu for more info that will be great. Hopeville foundation is also willing to assist you for more inquiries. Pls help Mrs Mary ayeni smile again."

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As at the time of posting, the hospital has not responded to this yet.