"Congratulations Mama": Emotional Photos Emerge As Woman Gives Birth to Twins After 10 Years

"Congratulations Mama": Emotional Photos Emerge As Woman Gives Birth to Twins After 10 Years

  • A beautiful Nigerian woman and her husband have welcomed twin babies after 10 years of waiting
  • Photos of the woman and her husband were seen on Instagram clutching their bundles of joy at what appeared to be a dedication ceremony
  • A lot of Nigerians stormed the comment section of the post to shower the couple with congratulatory messages

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Congratulations are in order for a Nigerian couple who just welcomed twin babies.

According to the story posted on Instagram, the man and his wife waited for 10 years before the babies arrived.

Photos of a Nigerian man and his wife with their twin babies.
The Nigerian man and his wife waited for 10 years before the arrival of the babies. Photo credit: @pregnancybabynyou.
Source: UGC

Obviously, the babies' arrival is a huge joy for the family as the man and his wife were seen clutching the babies and brimming with smiles.

Photos of the couple and their children have attracted emotional reactions on Instagram where they were shared by @pregnancybabynyou.

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See the post below:

Reactions from Instagram users

@iamkaynwelu said:

"God is Great! So so Good!!! Congratulations mama."

@nukkyfoods commented:

"Jehovah is great Big Congratulations to the family."

@yaa_afreh said:

"Thank you Jesus. Congratulations. I tap into this blessing in Jesus name."

@joycelynomoyen reacted:

"Glory to God! Congratulations to the family.! My aunt's neighbour that waited 15 years just gave birth to twins also, a boy and a girl! We just thank God for such great testimonies and I pray the Lord answers those believing Him for such a miracle as this. In Jesus name. Amen!"

@mary_ayomi said:

"Promise keeper we say thank you. Congratulations. I'm next to testify in Jesus name."

@chaddastores commented:

"God is Great! Congratulations to them, and may God bless all those waiting on him for their own bundles of joy."

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Dad pulls funny stunt babysitting twins, tucking babies between couch cushions

In a related matter, Briefly News also reported a mother has shared a funny video of her babies and her husband, who was asked to babysit her little ones.

Gabriellabonacci said she stepped out for two minutes and asked her husband to look after the twins in her absence.

However, when she returned, she saw her husband using his phone after tucking their twin babies into the couch.

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