British Woman and Unborn Baby Die in Nigeria as Family Seeks Help to Bring Their Bodies Home

Author: vanguardngr.comPublished on: November 5, 2026Country: Nigeria
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British Woman and Unborn Baby Die in Nigeria as Family Seeks Help to Bring Their Bodies Home

Claire Chadwick, a 40-year-old British woman who was 37 weeks pregnant, died in Nigeria after suffering septic shock following the death of her baby girl in the womb. She had moved to Nigeria to be with her husband, Ibrahim, and was expecting their first child together; she is also survived by her 19-year-old son in Wales. Her family has launched a £10,000 GoFundMe campaign to bring Claire and the baby back to the UK for a dignified burial among their loved ones.

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