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After 19 years of marriage, Nigerian couple welcomes their first child (photo)

The prayers of a Nigerian couple has finally been answered after long years of waiting. The Nigerian couple welcomed a healthy and strong bouncing baby boy after nineteen years of their marriage.

Legit.ng had come across the beautiful story after it was shared on Instagram with a cute photo of the newborn baby.

In a post shared by Ibidunni Ituah-Ighodalo, a foundation that acts as a fertility clinic, shared the couple's beautiful story.

According to the clinic, the couple's prayers were finally answered after nineteen years of praying to God and waiting for him. The post said that God had decided to silence does who were mocking the couple by granting their wish.

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The clinic further advised people to keep believing in God because he is never late. The post also thanked followers and donors to the purpose of the fertility clinic.

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It read: "Haaaaaa ... After 19 years of waiting, 19 years of praying,19 years trusting & crying God showed up like never before my God you are too much these are tears of joy my fam, when God decides to silence your mockers hmmmm, another home has been blessed with a bouncing baby boy(he is literally bouncing )

Please say thank you to God as we welcome another addition to the IIF Family. God still works wonders. Please keep believing God is never late He will do yours. IIF says thank you to God, all our donors and prayer partners ��#IIF."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that a woman was blessed with triplets two years after she delivered twins. The woman's husband is an unemployed graduate who needs help to take care of his family.

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