Africazine:
The Cissé nonuplets from Mali celebrate a remarkable milestone as they turn five years old.
Born on May 4, 2021, in Casablanca, Morocco, the nine siblings are the first known nonuplets to survive birth. Their mother, Halima Cissé, expressed gratitude for their health and excitement for their upcoming school journey.
Mali’s Nonuplets Celebrate Their Fifth Birthday
The Cissé nonuplets, consisting of four boys and five girls, marked their fifth birthday on May 4. This extraordinary event highlights their unique status as the only surviving set of nonuplets in the world. Halima Cissé, their mother, shared her joy and relief over their health and development.
After receiving medical support in Morocco, the family has returned to Mali, where the children are preparing to start school. Halima emphasized the importance of education while ensuring the children enjoy their childhood.
Mali: Key figures on nonuplets
- Born on May 4, 2021
- Four boys and five girls
- First known set of nonuplets to survive birth
- Delivered at 30 weeks via Caesarean section
- Each baby weighed between 500 grams and one kilogram at birth
Growing Up Together in Mali
Halima described the strong bond among the siblings, noting they spend much time playing together. While they occasionally have minor disagreements, their unity and care for one another shine through. Each child has developed a distinct personality, showcasing a range of traits from energetic to calm.
Next Steps for the Cissé Family
- The nonuplets will begin school soon.
- The family is focusing on the children’s education.
The Cissé nonuplets’ journey from birth to school is a testament to resilience and family unity.
