“Please help me”- Father of quadruplet begs Sanwo-Olu for assistance

The man stated that it has become difficult to cater for the quadruplets after they were born in 2022.

Cisse Abdullahi, father of quadruplet has called out to the Lagos State governor, Babatunde Sanwo-Olu for assistance to take care of the children.

Speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Abdullahi, 38, told the agency that he needed the support of of the governor and other well-meaning Nigerians to feed his quadruplets.

According to him, he could no longer feed the mother and the quadruplets with the little income he earns at Apapa.

“At the present, I am jobless. The man I am working for has asked us to go home for some weeks because there are no sales,” he started.

“Things have become so hard for me and my wife, Sekinat, who is a fashion designer cannot go to work because of caring for the children.

“The room and parlour we are managing is not conducive for us, but there is nothing I can do because I can’t afford three-bedroom.”

Abdullahi also stated that he managed to care for the quadruplets through financial aid he received from friends and little Nigerians when they were born in 2022.

“So many Nigerians assisted me when my wife delivered at the General Hospital in Badagry and I have used part of the money to take care of them when they were out of the hospital.

“Things are getting worse daily, I have an aged mother to take care of as well; this is why I have to call on Gov. Sanwo-Olu to assist me.

“I wouldn’t mind to work in any Lagos State ministry. I have my Secondary School certificate and I am very strong.

“I am also appealing to well-meaning Nigerians to come to my aid and help me so that I can train my quadruplets to be well educated.

“I stopped my education at secondary school level, but I want to train to university level,” Abdullahi said.

Abdullahi tried to abscond to the Republic of Benin after his wife was delivered of the quadruplet. He stated that he only had N3,500 in his possession when he heard that his wife had delivered them.

“It was a piece of good news, but my present financial status made me to make such a move,” Abdullahi said.