Ghanaian Twins who Lost Their Mom 2 Months After Delivery Given GH¢2,000 and Useful Items (Photos)

• Ghanaian twins who lost their birth mother two months after delivery have received cash and food items
• Famous Ghanaian social media influencer Nana Tea presented the items and the money to the family of the babies
• In an interview with YEN.com.gh, Nana said the donated money and groceries would help ease the burden of their grandmother

Ghanaian twins who lost their birth mother two months after delivery have received cash and food supplies with the help of popular Ghanaian social media influencer Nana Tea.

According to Nana Tea, the babies' grandmother takes care of them with help from their aunties.

He visited the babies and their grandmother at Lapaz in the Greater Accra Region to present donated cash of GH¢2,000 and the groceries.

Speaking to YEN.com.gh, Nana Tea disclosed that he presented the money and food items to their aunty because their grandmother was sleeping when he arrived.

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''I presented the items and cash of GH¢2,000 to them. Their grandmother takes care of them alongside the aunties and cousins.

''Their grandmother had just returned from the hospital, and she was resting when I arrived,'' he told YEN.com.gh.

The social media influencer said the food supplies and cash would go a long way to alleviate the plight of the family of the babies.

See the photos below:

Ghanaian granny of twins with dead mom gets help

In a similar story, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a grandmother received completely stocked supply shop and more than GH30,000 after making a plea for assistance to care for a set of twins whose mother passed away shortly after giving birth.

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Two weeks after giving birth to the lovely twins in Ghana's Central Region, their biological mother passed away.

Etwereso Hemaa Official, a philanthropist who was born Freda Oppong, was moved by the children's heartbreaking tale of their ailing grandma, Madam Hawa.

Poor parents of newborn triplets receive over GH¢1,000

In a similar story, YEN.com.gh previously reported that financially disadvantaged parents of newborn triplets in a village in Suhum Municipal District in the Eastern Region of Ghana received help from dozens of people.

In an interview with YEN.com.gh, social media influencer, Nana Tea, born James Annor Tetteh, said one Madam Michy told him about the babies.

Source: YEN.com.gh