Pastor Mbaka pays hospital bill of woman who gives birth to quadruplets
- Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka has come to the rescue of a woman who was detained in a hospital after giving birth to quadruplets
- The woman was not allowed to leave the hospital over her inability to pay her bills
- The cleric cleared the bill and also gave the couple the money for their business
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The spiritual director of Adoration Ministry, Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka, has rescued a woman who was detained in the hospital over her inability to clear her bill after giving birth to quadruplets.
The cleric cleared the hospital bill, after which he gave the couple money to inject in their business. In total he donated around R150 000
Briefly.co.za lNigerians, a Facebook page, shared the man of God's kind gestures and also shared the pictures of the couple and those of their benefactor.
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Meanwhile, a woman won South Africans over with the gifts she bought for her partner on his birthday.
Instead of getting her man something many might consider 'normal', Noxolo Neezy Mathebe gave her man four brand-new tyres and a bottle of booze.
Taking to social media, she wished her man a happy birthday and shared pics of the gifts.
Her post read:
"Happy birthday to the loml (love of my life), may the Lord grant you a long, happy, healthy and wealthy life so you can continue being the amazing human that you have been in my life."
She added:
"Bathi posting abo "an angel was born today" is being dramatic but how can I not be dramatic when the Lord has blessed me with an angel. Thank you for choosing to spend your day with me. I love you baba."
A screenshot of her post and photos of the birthday gift she got her bae were posted on Twitter by Katlego Maseng. The social media user captioned the post:
"Ladies, take notes. We don't ask for much."
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Source: Briefly News
