Anja Ringgren Lovén, who described herself as a the Founder, Director at DINNødhjælp – deres overlevelse on Facebook, as recounted a near-death experience of her friend in a hospital in Akwa Ibom State.

Loven, who has been credited on different Nigerian and international news outlet with rescued of a young boy who had been ostracised by his community in Nigeria for being a witch, said her pregnant friend was rushed to the Akwa Ibom hospital because she was due.

She said, however, when complications arose the nurses asked them to wait two days for Ceaserian operation, despite the wait being a risk for the mother and her unborn child.

Loven’s friend, Rose, was however saved from death after one David and Orok rushed her to a private hospital where the operation was done.

Rose welcomed a bouncing baby boy.

Loven wrote on Facebook,

Last week DINNødhjælp/ACAEDF nursing officer Rose, went into labour and was rushed to the hospital.
At first everything was very normal but then unforeseen complications started, and Rose had to deliver through a surgical incision, a cesarean.

But unfortunately for Rose she came to the hospital on one of those days were cesareans are not carried out !!! ??
She was told to wait 2 days !!

This is not breaking news but let me remind you that giving birth is not the same as breaking a leg! This is a pregnancy and if complications occur the baby AND the mother are at very high risk of dying if the right medical care is not provided !

Rose had to call David and Orok who rushed to the hospital to bring her to a private clinic in the middle of the night. The baby almost died !!

But after many stressful hours of worries, our baby boy finally came to the world on the 10 of March ❤️❤️❤️ He is a little fighter, strong as his mother.

My thoughts to Rose ( I love you ) and to all African women who are the ones suffering the most during pregnancy.

Imagine a world where motherhood is safe for all women.
Can’t wait to hold our little boy in my arms very soon ❤️