Parents of quadruplets who were stranded in a Dubai hospital after injuring $120,000 bill, have said that they would name two of the babies after Dubai Crown Prince, Hamdan bin Mohammed.
The parents are Tijani and Suliyah Abdulkareem, who are Nigerians.
This is after the Prince settled the bill, thus freeing the parents and children from what can be described the prison of nature.
“It’s just a huge favour, and we are still in shock because we didn’t even know how to get the money. I had been sleepless wondering how to pay the bill.
“We have been getting calls from Portuguese and Brazilian nationals in Dubai. People have been trying to reach us. The Nigerian community has been following us every step of the way.”
Tijani and Suliyah Abdulkareem who welcomed their quadruplets at the Latifa Hospital for Women and Children on July 1, had no medical insurance and were indebted to the tune of $120,000.
They incurred the medical bill after their babies (two boys and two girls) were placed on ventilators at the neonatal intensive care unit after being born prematurely.
