The Orajiobi family, who had been detained at Praise and Grace Maternity Hospital in Enugu due to an unsettled delivery bill, has been discharged today following the prompt intervention of Enugu State Commissioner for Science and Technology, Engr. Prince Lawrence Ezeh FNSE, PhD.
The Commissioner, responding to the family's plea for assistance, cleared the entire hospital bill, setting the family free from their unexpected financial burden. When asked by Fountaincare Reporters about his intervention, in his brief response, Prince Eze emphasized the importance of being our brothers' keeper, sharing a personal connection to the situation as he and his wife have their own set of triplets.
"I was touched by your story when I read it yesterday," Prince Lawrence stated. He expressed his understanding of the challenges faced by the Orajiobi family, having experienced the joys and responsibilities of raising triplets himself.
Mrs. Joan Orajiobi, the mother of the newborn triplets, conveyed her heartfelt appreciation for the Commissioner's intervention. She expressed her happiness upon seeing Prince Lawrence at the hospital, clearing their bills and relieving them from the distressing situation.
In a phone interview with FountainCare Reporters, Mr. Cornelius Nchekwube Orajiobi, the father of the newborn triplets, expressed his profound gratitude to the Almighty God for facilitating the timely intervention that lifted the heavy financial burden off their shoulders. He acknowledged the pivotal role played by Enugu Commissioner for Science and Technology, Engr. Prince Lawrence Ezeh, in ensuring their release by clearing the hospital bills on this auspicious Saturday, the 13th day of January 2024.
Mr. Cornelius, visibly moved by the Commissioner's unexpected act of kindness, shared his astonishment at the swift response. He remarked that "Prince Lawrence Eze was the last person they expected to come to their aid" making the Commissioner's gesture even more remarkable.
Overflowing with gratitude, Mr. Cornelius extended his prayers to the Commissioner, invoking blessings from the Almighty God for his benevolence and expressing hope that Hon. "Prince Lawrence Eze will never lack in his lifetime" He emphasized the overwhelming love and compassion shown by the Commissioner, underscoring the unity and humanity that transcends geographical boundaries, as they are not originally from Enugu State.
The celebration of the New Year Triplets, initially met with joy, turned somber when news broke out about their detention due to financial constraints. However, within 24 hours of the distressing news, Hon. Prince Lawrence Eze's compassionate act has restored hope and happiness to the Orajiobi family, highlighting the power of collective support in times of need.
