Khadija’s Pregnant Mum Goes Into Premature Labour After News Of Daughter’s Abduction

The shock from learning about the abduction of two-year-old Khadija by an unknown woman in Kuje area of the Federal Capital Territory on Saturday, forced her mother into premature labour on Sunday.

Khadija  father, Mr. Umar Suleiman, informed Northern City News on the telephone on Sunday, and also through a Facebook post that his daughter was missing, where he also gave information of where and how to reach him (read here).

In a report by PunchNg, Suleiman, the girls father narrated and gave details on how his daughter was abducted:

“Yesterday, when I was going for a job in Ondo and took a flight to Akure, I left my wife and daughter at home. My wife is pregnant and, at a point, she started feeling a discomfort. She decided to visit the hospital while she kept our daughter, who is two years and seven months with our former neighbors where we lived for two years before relocating to the Low Cost Estate where we’ve only spent three months. On her return, the neighbors told her the girl had gone to buy ‘wara ’ (milk cake) in company with a neighbor’s son , a 10-year-old. The boy later returned to say a woman had snatched the girl from him.” He Shared.

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The father, who said he was speaking to correspondents of Punch at the police station where the incident was reported, said that because of that discomfort and news of her daughters abduction, his wife immediately went into labor. She was in shock and could not be delivered of the baby, reports also came that the baby’s heartbeat wasn’t normal so she had to under go a caesarean section.

The FCT Police Public Relations Officer, Anjuguri Manzah, said he was not aware of the case when he was contacted.