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Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
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Glory! Glory! Thanks for sharing Dr. Jaiteh. We must thank Allah for  
remedying the cause of Mrs Sumbundu's prior infertility. It could very well  have 
been foetal-hunger or other dis-ease not the least of which could be  abdominal 
stress. All the same, Mrs. Sumbundu is ready to give more births now I  should 
hope. Now we worry about the feeding and care for the babies.
 
I wonder if Dr. Mbowe can duplicate the presidential effort at the  national 
hospital for midwifery of which I presume he is Director. Who has the  key to 
Allah's bank??? That's what I wanna know. I'm sure Mrs. Sumbundu is not  
interested in all the "barren" women of Gambia accessing such miracles. Brace  
yourselves for more Ajaratou Njie Saidies. Allahu Akbar!! Wali Llaahi'l  Hamdu.
 
Haruna.
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In a message dated 7/17/2008 8:13:36 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,  
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Newborn in Infertility Treatment


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Thursday,  July 17, 2008
Aja Sumbundu of Nema Alikali, a village near Wellingara,  Kanifing 
Municipality, who was one of the patients in the Infertility  Treatment 
Programme of President Alhaji Dr Yahya Jammeh, on Sunday, gave  birth to 
a bouncing baby girl. The baby is named after the vice-president,  Aja Dr 
Isatou Njie-Saidy.

Speaking to journalists at the naming  ceremony held at the village, the 
joyous Aja Sumbundu expressed gratitude  to Allah for giving the 
president knowledge to treat  infertility.

“I drank so many medicines after so many years of  marriage, but to no 
avail. When I heard of the the president’s infertility  treatment, I was 
opportuned to be one of the lucky ones who were put on  the treatment. I 
must thank the president for curing my infertility. The  treatment is a 
reality. I was without a child for so many years,’’ said  the mother of 
baby Isatou.

Fatoumata Sumbundu, a sister to Aja,  said when her sister gave birth, 
they balloted names, including that of  the First Lady, Zineb Yahya 
Jammeh, vice-president, among other public  figures and it happened that 
the vice-president’s name came  out.

“We pray to Allah to bless the president. We also thank Dr Tamsir  Mbowe, 
Alhaji Momodou Sanyang and the entire staff of the Presidential  Medical 
Treatment Programme for their help and encouragement, which has  resulted 
to joy and pride for all of us,” she said.

For his part,  Dr Tamsir Mbowe, the director general of the Presidential 
Treatment  Programme, said they are expecting more delivery of babies, as 
63 other  patients who participated in the infertility treatment have 
been confirmed  pregnant, according to their HCG and abdominal ultra 
sound  report.

’’It is an indication of the efficacy of the presidential  treatment that 
the patients who have histories of 5-17 years of  infertility have 
conceived after taking the president’s herb,’ he  declared’.

Dr Mbowe observed that the treatment of infertility is one  of the most 
expensive and the most tedious in the treatment programme. He  urged 
patients to go by the rules of the treatment  programme.


by Lamin M  Dibba






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