Couple in Wa Delights as They Welcome Quadruplets, Seeks Help to Take Care of Their 12 Kids

• A couple residing in the Upper West Region capital Wa, have welcomed a set of quadruplets, bringing joy to their household
• They are therefore seeking support to care for the children, who are now twelve in number, following the delivery of the quadruplets
• Netizens who saw the post of the couple and their kids expressed mixed reactions, as some congratulated them while others offered pieces of advice

A woman and her husband living in Wa are overwhelmed with joy after welcoming a set of quadruplets into their family.

The couple, Hawa Bashiru and Adamu Mohammed, already had eight children before the woman conceived the quadruplets, raising the total number of their children to 12.

On the dawn of April 15, 2025, Hawa and her husband were delighted when she finally delivered her babies through a caesarean section after many months of carrying them.

Their joy, however, sits on tentahooks since they have been burdened with the thoughts and responsibility of taking care of the kids.

Adama and Bashiru gave birth to three boys and a girl. Aside from Hawa and his twelve children, he already has two wives and other children.

This has increased the responsibilities on Adamu, who barely makes enough to care for himself and his family.

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Adamu and Hawa speak about their kids

The couple in an interview with JoyNews indicated that they are proud parents of the quadruplets, but the financial burden that comes with it has given them sleepless nights.

"Giving birth to the quadruplets was decreed by God and I will forever adore him," Adamu said during an interview.

"I have nothing to say than to thank God for giving me the quadruplets," Hawa added her voice.

Sharing his experience of how he felt when doctors broke the news that his wife had conceived twins, he noted that he knew he was in trouble.

The couple do not have a proper place to stay. They share a poorly ventilated room with their kids and struggle with clean water.

They are, therefore, calling on benevolent Ghanaians to come to their aid with financial and other support to help them raise their kids.

Source: YEN.com.gh