Ghanaian Woman Gives Birth to 5 Babies At Once; Appeals for Help in Trending Video; Peeps Emotional

• A Ghanaian woman named Lydia Nyanful has given birth to quintuplets (five babies) in a hospital in Ghana after years of being without a child
• In an emotional video, the new mother disclosed that the five adorable babies include three boys and two girls
• The footage, shared on Twitter by the Ghanaian blogger Kobby Kyei, has garnered reactions from netizens

A Ghanaian woman named Lydia Nyanful has given birth to quintuplets (five babies) in a hospital in Ghana after nine years of childlessness.

The new mother disclosed that the five adorable babies include three cute boys and two lovely girls.

In a touching video, Lydia, aged 39, appealed for financial assistance to pay her hospital bills and cater for her children.

Lydia appeals for financial help

''I want to appeal to people to help me settle my hospital bills ... I had three boys and two girls. It took nine years before I took seed. The procedure was painful, but God favoured me,'' she said.

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Lydia disclosed that her bills have piled up as she appealed to charity organisations and the public for financial assistance to cater to her babies' needs.

The video, shared by the Ghanaian blogger Kobby Kyei, garnered emotional reactions from netizens.

Watch the Twitter video below:

Netizens comment on the video of Lydia appealing for help

@light_phreek posted:

Blessings.

@deejay_barony reacted:

Woow.

Ghanaian Couple Gives Birth To Quadruplets

In a similar story, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian couple, Abena Serwaa and Kwesi Addie of Anyaa in the Greater Accra Region has given birth to quadruplets including two females and two males.

The duo already has two girls, bringing their family to eight, including the mother and wife.

In an interview with Crime Check TV GH, the mother of the quads revealed that doctors initially told her to expect triplets.

Source: YEN.com.gh