Man Goes Viral After Wife Delivers Twins Following 10-Year Marriage: "God Is Not Sleeping"

Man Goes Viral After Wife Delivers Twins Following 10-Year Marriage: "God Is Not Sleeping"

  • Netizens congratulated a Nigerian man on social media after he shared a video celebrating a major milestone
  • The video showed him and several other people, and he shared the good news that happened to him in the post
  • Many individuals who came across his video took to social media to congratulate him after they watched it

A Nigerian man is trending online after a video of him surfaced on social media, showing what has happened to him.

The man could be seen seated on a chair in the trending clip, and many individuals congratulated him in the video.

Wife gives birth to twins after 10 years of marriage, man celebrates on social media with white powder all over his face and body.
Nigerian man trends online after wife delivers twins following 10-year marriage. Photo source: Tiktok/iykebest.wristwat
Source: TikTok

Nigerian man celebrates birth of twins

The video revealed what happened to the man and why he is celebrating.

In the TikTok video posted online by a user, @iykebest.wristwat, the man was seen seated comfortably on a chair, covered with powder.

The video was captioned: "Wife delivers twins, a boy and a girl after 10 years in marriage."

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Nigerian couple welcomes a boy and a girl
Nigerian man celebrates as wife delivers twins after 10 years of marriage. Photo source: Tiktok/iykebest.wristwat
Source: TikTok

Another post shared on the same TikTok page showed the faces of the new babies and his wife.

Several people who came across the post shared their thoughts about the man in the comments section.

Reactions as man welcomes twins after 10 year

Robert Nowakowski noted:

"You for do DNA first before celebrations anyways congrat."

Tega Cruz noted:

"You sure say ba 10 years because no be everything be like and followers ohh."

PRECIOU noted:

"Congratulations dear. I know dat my daughter will carry her own children ijb."

NUEL said:

"My elder sister since 2012 she got married God abeg remember her too "

Debiempire noted:

"I stand as a point of contact for my 2 favorite with same name."

State Moni added:

"Big congratulations your God is not sleeping."

SoftAnn stressed:

"When the time is Right I the Lord will make it happen" congratulations papa ejima."

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IFUNANYA shared:

"Congratulations to you sir i tap ur blessing for my aunty for over 20 years."

Banwune said:

"Na xo me and my husband go celebrate next year and every mum looking up to God for 2026 babies."

nmezimiriam@gmail.com said:

"Hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah congratulations to you and your family's praise the Lord God Almighty."

Tata Kaycee stressed:

"Chai congratulations to you sir i tap on behave of my best friend i pray God remember her too."

peaceberriescakes insangotedo shared:

"WOwwwwwwwwww congratulations I tap into this news for my elder sister."

@Stanley_Official noted:

"What God cannot do does not exist... the same happened to my aunt after 8 years she gave birth to twins a boy and a girl..after 2 yrs another boy later one year another girl now four congratulations Sir..God is the Greatest."

The story of a young Nigerian man who welcomed twins, a boy and a girl, with his wife after a 10-year wait stirred emotions online after he shared a video detailing his journey.

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Legit.ng picked interest in the heartwarming story and reached out to the man, now a proud father of twins, to speak about his experience.

In an exclusive chat with Legit.ng, he identified himself as Ikechukwu, popularly known as IK.

“I didn’t want to make a mistake”

Speaking about his marriage and the long wait for children, Mr. Ike said:

“First of all, my name is Ike Chukwu. I’m from Enugu state. I got married early because I didn’t want to make a mistake. I’m a Catholic and I dedicated myself to Christ, so I wanted to avoid living wrongly."
"After settling down from my youth life, I invested my first major earnings into marriage, believing things would get better. But after the wedding, one year passed, then two years, and there was still no child. I didn’t complain at first. I kept praying. I went to different places and saw different doctors, but nothing worked.”

He explained that he spent all his savings while searching for a solution.

“All the money I made from my businesses vanished. I sell stockfish and jewellery in Aba, and everything I earned went into trying to conceive. Men I got married with already had three, four, even five children, while we had none. People advised me to marry another wife or secretly impregnate someone, but I refused.”

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“Even if my wife never gives birth, I will not leave her”

According to him, pressure came from every direction, including suggestions to seek spiritual or traditional help.

“People told me to visit native doctors or that maybe one of us had a spiritual issue. Others said I should secretly rent a house and get another woman pregnant. I refused all of it. I told myself that even if my wife never gives birth, I will stand by her. I’m a Christian, and I chose to trust God.”

He added that the emotional burden affected him deeply.

“There were times I didn’t even know what to pray again. I cried morning and night, asking God why this was happening to me after dedicating my life to Him.”

Mr. Ike said they explored several medical options, all without success.

“We tried different medical procedures, including fertility treatments, but nothing worked. My wife even suggested adoption or that I should marry another wife, but I refused. I told her I know the God I serve. Even if God doesn’t give me what I want, I won’t go against my faith.”

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“They told me it was a boy and a girl”

He narrated the moment he discovered his wife was pregnant and later learned the babies’ genders.

“After some time, we went for a scan. My brother, what I heard there shocked me. They told me it was a boy and a girl.
"I couldn’t hold myself. I started crying. I wasn’t just becoming a father, I was becoming a father of twins. God answered me when all hope was lost.”

Overwhelmed with emotion, he said the testimony still feels unreal.

“I don’t even know where to begin or end. God gave me a boy and a girl after many years of waiting. The testimony is too much for me.”

Mr. Ike also spoke about the pressure his mother faced from people in the village and her reaction when she finally heard the good news.

“My mother used to call me, crying, telling me what people were saying about me in the village and in church. They told her I wasn’t a man and that I should marry another wife. I kept telling her to calm down and trust God. I didn’t tell her about the pregnancy until three months before my wife gave birth.When I finally told her, she broke down in tears.”

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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man, Onaimor Great, rolled on the floor in excitement as his wife welcomed their first child three years after marriage.

Man welcomes first child 11 years

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian man, Ifeanyi Okali Fakzy, celebrated the birth of his first child 11 years after getting married.

Sharing the news on Facebook, he thanked God for blessing his family in a special way and reminded everyone that God still answers prayers.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng