A Nigerian lady has taken to her Facebook profile to call out the husband of her late sister. According to Austa Oluoma-Njoku, she revealed how her late sisters’ husband Paul Danjuma Okpo reportedly contributed to the death of his wife who was meant to give birth to twin babies.
Austa shared several posts on her profile showing how her late pregnant sister was allegedly abandoned at home by her husband. She added that on Saturday, October 6, her late sisters’ husband called one of her sisters reporting how his wife was sleeping instead of her congratulating him on winning the primaries.
The lady apologized over the phone but when she called later to ask about her sister Okpo disclosed that Gina was still sleeping. Several calls were made afterwards but he insisted that the lady was still asleep. Here, they made a request that she must be taken to the hospital but he said he can’t leave the house late at night but will take her in the morning.
The deceased and her husband
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Okpo’s phone began ringing at about 5am but insisted that his wife would be taken to the hospital by 6am. Here, the family called a relative based in Abuja who met with the politician and his wife at the hospital where it was discovered that she her kidneys, bladder, lungs, liver and other vital organs were failing.
Her first post reads: “On October 6, 2018, Paul Danjuma Okpo at few minutes to 7pm put a call to one of my sisters saying, "see how your sister (Georgina Oluoma-Okpo) is sleeping, is this what she should be doing? She can't even come and congratulate me for winning the primaries, is this a proper time to be doing this (IVF)? E be like say dem go comot am o". He also said a whole lot of things. He then went ahead and took a picture of her (Gina) and sent to my other sister. She pleaded with him to be patient with her saying " na so women dey do when dem need attention from their husband" just to calm him, thinking it was his usual rant, cos he calls her a lot like that to lay complains. She called back later about 8 and 9pm to check on her to know if she had woken up and also to know if she was better but the husband said she was still sleeping that the doctor asked her to rest, that she will be better when she wakes up. At 10:55pm, she called again to check on her, he then said again that she was still sleeping, that was when my sister realised say water don pass garri. She screamed and begged him to take her to the hospital that it was abnormal and upon close examination of the picture he sent earlier, she noticed that Gina looked weak in the pic, pain and weakness was writing all over her face. She begged him over and over again, even her husband tried to talk to him over the phone but he shooshed him saying "I'm not in the mood for that now". To worsen it all, he (Paul) said Gina had even vomited and peed on herself, and he doesn't know if he could sleep in that room that night. He claimed 11pm was too late for him to go out. And that he was tired. That he would take her to the hospital the following morning. Then he switched off his phone.”
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The second post reads: “On Sunday, October 7, 2018, at about 4am, my sister called again to check on her but Paul's phone was switched off and so was my sister's (Gina). She kept calling at intervals until she got him around 5am, but paul hadn't left for the hospital, he said he wasn't going till 6am. Paul took her to the hospital later and treatment commenced, then he left and went to a "more important event". He went for ADC presidential rally abi na Congress. Several calls were put to him that morning to check on her but we were given the impression she was been taken care of. My sister even volunteered to travel to Abuja to look after her but he told her not to worry, that his brother was with her. Because of the continuous "disturbance" like he tagged it, he turned off his phone and went straight home after the rally. When Gina's condition got worse and the hospital needed her to be transferred to National hospital for intensive care, Paul was out of reach as his phone was off, the doctor had to put on Gina's phone and started calling people on her dialed list, at 2am of Monday 8th they got us, that was how we knew her condition was critical.”
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Late Georgina Oluoma-Okpo
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The third post reads: “At about 3am we were able to get a relative in Abuja and she was at the hospital at about 5am. So they started processing the document for transfer, before they finished, Paul arrived. So both of them took her to National hospital Abuja. She was then put on life oxygen as she couldn't breathe on her own. The following day, we sent another person to go support my aunt that was taking care of her since it had become clear we couldn't trust Paul anymore. News got to us that her kidneys were failing, it was such a shock because she had never complained of Urinary track problems before, the doctors say she hadn't passed urine for days. This is the same person we were told peed on herself 2days before. Hmmm. A dialysis was needed to be carried out on her but reasons best known to Paul and the hospital (I say so cos we couldn't reach the doctor treating her, we were told to ask the husband for any information we needed. I still don't understand why). Dialysis wasn't done till 2days later when another of my sister and my brother visited the Hospital, it was like they needed serious push to take her case seriously. After the dialysis she was moved to another intensive care unit. We weren't allowed in until visiting hours or few times when we were called in. She had started passing urine by now and we were hopeful she would get better. The following day, we were told all other organs were shutting down, heart, lungs, liver, kidney, bladder. I mean how is that even possible? Someone who had dialysis in about 24 hours and now all other organs were shutting down. Then she was put on life support.”
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It appears that Austa who is so bitter about the death of her pregnant sister did not end there but further revealed how her late sister was the one taking care of the home and was amazed why her husband reportedly could not take her to the hospital
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