MOTHER OF CONJOINED TWINS REMAINS HOSPITALISED AS BABIES STAY STABLE IN NICU. (PHOTO).

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Mother of Conjoined Twins Remains Hospitalised as Babies Stay Stable in NICU A 29-year-old mother who gave birth to conjoined twin boys at Mankweng Hospital on 28 January 2026 has not yet been discharged and continues to receive medical care. The twins, joined at the abdomen, remain stable in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit where specialists are closely monitoring their condition. A team of neonatologists and pediatric surgeons is assessing the situation to determine the safest treatment plan and the possibility of future separation. The mother, who was urgently referred from Maphutha Malatjie Hospital after the condition was discovered during labour, is reported to be in good condition and under specialist care. Let’s keep the family in our thoughts and wish them strength during this critical time.
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FG MOURNS RUBAYA MINE COLLAPSE IN DRC. (PHOTO).

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 FG mourns Rubaya Mine Collapse In DRC


Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, has extended Nigeria's heartfelt condolences to the Government and citizens of the Democratic Republic of Congo, over the deadly collapse of the Rubaya Coltan Mine in eastern part of the DRC, that claimed over 200 lives and left many others injured, leaving entire communities in mourning.


In a statement from the Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Kimiebi Ebienfa, Yusuf Tuggar commended local authorities and emergency responders for their efforts to rescue victims and provide medical care.


The Minister expressed Nigeria's solidarity and readiness in support for humanitarian efforts, stating that the thoughts and prayers of the Government and people of Nigeria are with the people of the  Congo at this difficult time.


The statement recalled that reports indicated the mine collapse, triggered by heavy rainfall, has highlighted the extreme dangers faced by vulnerable communities in mineral-rich regions.

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