Jubilation as Woman Finally Gives Birth to Twins After 10 Years of Waiting
- After 10 years of praying for the fruit of the womb, a happy woman has finally given birth to twins
- The woman's niece, identified as Ifeoma Uchenna, took to social media to share the good news, saying what God cannot do does not exist
- She shared adorable photos of the woman while she was still heavily pregnant with her bundles of joy
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A woman has finally welcomed twins after 10 years of praying for the fruit of the womb.
The disclosure was made on social media by the new mum's niece, Ifeoma Uchenna, who was excited that the waiting was finally over.
Sharing adorable photos of the mother-of-twins on Facebook, she wrote:
"Indeed what God cannot do doesn't exist. After 10 years of marriage, God finally answered my aunt and her husband with a set of twins. Am really happy and grateful to God. #FaithfulGod."
Facebook users were soon in the comment section to congratulate the new mum.
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Samuel Emmy wrote:
"Congratulations. Truly what God cannot do does not exist."
Wisdom Jacob commented:
"Congratulations my people!! God is faithful!!"
Mhiz Goody Gold said:
"Awesome! Congratulations!!"
Engr Ima Onoyom Ita reacted:
"Congratulations sweetheart, I'm so happy for you."
In a previous report by Briefly.co.za, a woman finally gave birth to triplets after nine years of marriage.
The disclosure was made by a LinkedIn user identified as Dr Ken G Morka. According to Dr Morka, the woman wants people to congratulate her after giving birth to 2 girls and a boy. Dr Morka quoted the new mum:
"After 9 years of marriage without a child, God bless me triplet baby (2 girls & 1 boy) Don't pass without congratulate me."
LinkedIn users did not hesitate to congratulate the mother-of-three as they flooded the comment section of the post.
In other news about children, a couple in Benin, the Edo state capital, welcomed a set of quadruplets in addition to their six children.
Speaking with Briefly.co.za, the husband identified as Austin Ohenhen said he ran away for a while after hearing the news. According to Austin, he returned home after words of encouragement from friends and family.
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