A new mum simply identified as Bukola has received help from a foundation in clearing her hospital bill of R18 000 after delivering through caesarean section.
Givers Supportive Foundation took to itsInstagram pageto share a video of Bukola who was emotional and couldn’t stop shedding tears of joy after receiving the cash.
According to @gsf_foundation, the baby suffered from asphyxia, a condition arising when the body is deprived of oxygen, causing unconsciousness or death.
Bukola couldn’t stop crying after receiving help of N500k. Photo credit: @gsf_foundationSource: UGC
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The statement on the foundation’s Instagram page read:
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The foundation urged people to continue helping the less privileged, the sick people and the extremely poor, adding that givers never lack.
In its words:
Bukola is grateful
The new mum prayed for the foundation and the donors that made it possible for her to clear her hospital bill.
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Social media reacts
Reacting, Instagram user with the handle realbabygirlchigwe said:
Man gushes over bae who puts him first, takes him to hospital, Saffas in their feels
@lolaajibolaofficial commented:
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Widow Receives Generous R35 000 Donation After Husband, 32 Dies From COVID-19
Meanwhile,Briefly Newsearlier reported a local woman has received an extremely generous donation ofR35 000 just one month after her husband passed.
The widow, Bianca van Staden, 25 welcomed her second child with hubby Tiaan just a few weeks before the businessman succumbed toCOVID-19related complications.
Just two short weeks after the birth of their baby girl, Tiaan began to feel ill and got antibiotics to treat what at the time the couple thought might just be a mild cold.
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Despite being a fit and healthy 32-year-old, Tiaans condition continued to deteriorate and he passed on the 26th of July,Jacaranda FMreports.
Source: Briefly News
