Seven years after their marriage, Mrs. Manji Sebastian Pyoklam and her husband, Sebastian of Jos South LGA of Plateau State kept running helter-skelter and praying to have a child. Then, to their utter astonishment, Mrs. Manji got pregnant last year. Shortly after Mrs. Manji told her husband she was pregnant, they went to the hospital, only to be told after a scan that she will be having a set of quadruplets. The news was as exciting as it was shocking.

On February 9, 2019 she gave birth to quadruplets – two boys and two girls through caesarian section. “This is my first pregnancy,” she said.

Mrs. Manji, 33, who works with the Plateau State government, is the first to have quadruplets in the state. “There are records of twins in my mother’s family, but I am the first to have quadruplets in our family and even in the state,” she said. “The pregnancy was quite peaceful and stress free, but it made me eat heavily.”

Manji’s husband, Mr. Sebastian Pyokalam Jibrin, a businessman and part-time lecturer at the College of Health, Zawan, is elated at becoming a father after seven years.

See more: https://zenithnaija.com/couple-welcomes-quadruplets-after-7-years-of-marriage-in-jos-photos/

Wow, great God

wow

IVF

Congratulations to them..God's the greatest.

Wow! This is great! May God be with the children and bless the parents in order to take good care of them

maelish:
IVF

E concern you?

maelish:
IVF

Don't bring your naivity here... Do you know how much it costs to get an IVF in Nigeria or you just want to show yourself that you know what it means!!!

The cost of the procedure usually ranges from as little as N600,000 to as much as N1,900,000 per package cycle

All praise to God

.

Aww

Congrats to them.
Dear lord, bless my aunt too

Able God

Atleast oga boss go allow the woman to sleep well at night

Before this time next year, she will hear the cry of babies in her household. Mark my word.

Richdad

Adanairaland:
Aww

Congrats to them.
Dear lord, bless my aunt too

This is what I love to see

So happy the man didn't run away, he must have prepared his pocket to foot the bill of the delivery and feeding of the children.

Congrats to the family

To God be the glory....

sonnie10:

E concern you?

Are you against disclosing whatever assisted reproductive technology they may have used? for the benefit of others facing similar challenges?

I use this couples' miracle as a point of contact to my aunt IJN

Thank God for them

Ah just need one gyal nd 1 buoy ...welcome babies

abrahambest:
Wow, great God

This isn't the work of God , it is IVF

lasisi69:
Don't bring your naivity here... Do you know how much it costs to get an IVF in Nigeria or you just want to show yourself that you know what it means!!!

The cost of the procedure usually ranges from as little as N600,000 to as much as N1,900,000 per package cycle talk more of Quadruplets...

So are you saying the husband can't afford it ?

Quadruplet follow me. Amen.

Congrats mum and dad.

You will reap the fruit of your labour

nanizle:


Are you against disclosing whatever assisted reproductive technology they may have used? for the benefit of others facing similar challenges?

I am for decorum. It’s just inappropriate; wrong venue.

virago:



This isn't the work of God , it is IVF

It is nothing but the great work of the Almighty God.

Look at them very well...do they look like they can afford IVF ?

Congrats! But they are not the first quads in plateau state.

Boys Sha! See them opening eyes already while their sisters are asleep. Sharp guys! See the other one forming tinted visioning. He's already thinking of how to pinch one of his sisters. Lol. God bless this family. You won't lack the means to take care of them. Congratulations.

Congrats

Mariangeles:
It is nothing but the great work of the Almighty God.

Look at them very well...do they look like they can afford IVF ?

This your comment makes me sad , very sad indeed

Fertility treatment to the rescue. Thanks to God and man.

virago:



This your comment makes me sad , very sad indeed

Yeah! It's the reality of Nigeria.
Wake up !