Married couple plead for assistance from the public after giving birth to quadruplets
- Couples who have a delay in conceiving are sometimes blessed with multiple children at once
- Such is the case of Peter Ejiofor and his wife, Anastasia, who waited for seven years before being blessed with quadruplets
- They are, however, asking Nigerians for help in taking care of these kids because they cannot do it alone
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Peter Ejiofor, the deputy editor-in-chief of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), and his wife Anastasia, have sought the help of fellow countrymen in taking care of their quadruplets who recently clocked three years.
Ejiofor, who would be retiring in 2021, said taking care of the kids has not been easy but friends and family have been assisting.
According to him, the quadruplets arrived seven years after marriage. Ejiofor described their birth as a miracle.
Source: UGC
In his words:
“It is not easy to raise even twins, but we thank God for family members and friends who have been contributing for their upkeep.
“When they were born, Lagos State Government under former Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode, through his wife, visited and gave them gifts including clothes and money."
The mother of the kids noted that as the quadruplets are growing, their demands are also increasing.
Anastasia is, however, hopeful that God who blessed them with the kids will send helpers their way.
In her words:
“God who gave them the children will raise help as He has been doing for us.
"This Christmas, many people gave us gifts, we are grateful to all those who have been supporting us. God bless them."
In similar news, a Nigerian woman who has been married for 16 years without the fruit of the womb was finally blessed with twins.
The disclosure was made on Instagram by @ms_asoebi who shared adorable photos of the mother and her double gift.
The woman's story is one out of many inspiring stories of couples who tried to conceive for years and were finally blessed with twins, triplets or quadruplets.
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