Ghanaian Father Of Quadruplets Delights Getting A Job After Video Of His Appeal Went Viral

• The father of quadruplets who went viral after a video of him and his wife opening up on their hardship is once again back in the news
• Akwasi Addai, this time, is grateful because he has landed a job with a billboard installation company
• He has opened up on plans to enrol the quadruplets at a school very soon

Akwasi Addai, a father of quadruplets who publicly appealed for help in order to take care of his kids, has finally gotten a major breakthrough.

Speaking to YEN.com.gh, Mr Addai revealed that he had been employed by a foreign-owned billboard installation company to work as an electrician.

The father of six, who couldn't hide his joy expressed delight that the bold decision to appeal for help publicly in order to provide a better future for their kids has paid off.

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"I am so happy because this is what I was praying for. I would like to thank everyone who has also supported my family in our time of need. We are thankful," he said.

Now he plans to enrol the quadruplets at a school when they are two years old.

The latest development comes as welcome news to many people who expressed worry when the video of the distraught man and his wife surfaced.

Watch the video of his earlier appeal for help

Woman seeks support to take care of twin babies

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that another young struggling parent resorted to TikTok to seek help.

Gifty Cobbina, who looked sad and had her twin babies on her lap, revealed that feeding the kids had become a problem.

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She said her poor finances and health issues were the major factors hindering her quest to adequately cater for the twin babies.

Philanthropist supports mum of twins

Also, another young mom of triplets received huge support with the help of Ghanaian philanthropist Etwereso Mabaawa Hemaa.

The items included food, over GH¢10,000 in cash, and other significant items to help them care for the infants.

Initially, she admitted to relying on the benevolence of strangers to get by in Ayaa Mataka in Ghana's Ashanti Region and expressed their immense gratitude.

Source: YEN.com.gh