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El–Rufai’s daughter-in-law blasts critics over caesarean section

By Maryam Umar
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El–Rufai's daughter-in-law blasts critics over caesarean section

El–Rufai’s daughter-in-law blasts critics over caesarean section

Story from Saleh INUWA, Kano

Halima Nwakaego, the daughter-in-law of Kaduna State Governor, Malam Nasiru El-Rufai, has blasted those saying that because her delivery was via a Caesarean section, she didn’t give birth on her own.

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Reacting to this in a series of posts via her Instastory on Friday, the new mother said it is very stupid for people to say things like “Baki haihu da kanki ba”, meaning she didn’t give birth on her own.

Halima Nwakaego and her husband, Bashir El-Rufai welcomed a set of twin boys recently.

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