A heated debate has erupted online after a woman shared her testimony at the Redeemed Christian Church of God campground.
While testifying in church, the woman, who gave her name as Olayinka Tunbosun, said she and her husband got married in 2013 and have been trusting God for the fruit of the womb.
Debate ensues as a Nigerian woman testifies welcoming a baby boy weeks after welcoming a baby girl.
She mentioned that she had suffered many miscarriages while waiting for their child. She stated that last year, she and her husband attended a church programme, Shiloh hour, which is designed for couples in waiting, and that during the programme, the man of God, Pastor Adeboye, asked couples to touch a certain chair in the church he had prayed on and then mention their heart desires.
‘’On our way going home, I asked my husband what did you ask God?He said I asked God for twins! I said wow, I asked for the same thing. I asked what sex and he said a boy and a girl and I said the same thing. So last year, God blessed us and I was pregnant but I was afraid I couldn’t tell my husband because I have had so many miscarriages. So when it was three months, I told him. I woke him up in the midnight. I told him and we prayed that God should help us keep this one.”
She said this February, they welcomed their baby girl, Queen Esther.
‘’After the naming ceremony, a few weeks after, I was feeling pains all over my body, I couldn’t walk, I couldn’t go to the rest room. I was just managing myself. When it was day 43, I couldn’t take the pain anymore. I said let us go to the hospital. When I got to the hospital, the doctor checked me, he looked at me, looked at my husband for like three times and I was like Doctor what is the problem.
He said Madam, you have another baby growing in your womb and I said do you mean by December I will put to bed? He said now! You are going for labour now. I was induced and I went for labour. After few hours, I gave birth to Elijah Oluwadamilare”
While her testimony left many in awe about the wonders of God, others questioned the possibility. Some argued that the doctors who initially attended to her during her antenatal care might not have detected that she was carrying a twin.
