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Woman whose womb was removed 8 years ago allegedly gives birth to quadruplets after 14 years of being barren

God’s way is different from that of human beings or how else will one describe the alleged birth of these quadruplets?

As reported by a Facebook page Zambian Accurate Information, a woman who had been termed barren for 14 years allegedly gave birth to four healthy babies at once.

To make matter worse for the woman, she had her uterus removed eight years ago after she was reportedly diagnosed with multiple fibroid.

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As it is common in a typical African marriage without a child, the woman was said to have become object of mockery of the people for her barrenness and also said to be hated by her husband’s relatives. And when it was time for God to prove himself, she was said to have been delivered of two sons and two daughters all at once with the four babies said to be in good health without surgery.

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In a similar report, Legit.ng reported that a woman named Alore Khadijat was delievered of a set of quadruplet after been called barren for years by people. She had four boys all at once and her story changed for the better. This reportedly happened in Benin Republic at a white garment church by the name Ogo Sioni Aladura Ministry International (OSAMI), Pobe.

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