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Couple Marry After Medical Test Result Said Wife Can't Conceive; She Gives Birth (Photos)

A Nigerian man, Marvel Iyen took to his Facebook page to narrate how his wife gave birth after a medical test result done before their wedding said she can't get pregnant, IgbereTV reports.

Marvel Iyen wrote;



Congrats and more Joy and happiness to your home

https://www.facebook.com/100001812773805/posts/5871037922966575/?app=fbl

MeghaneMorgane:
I am a young lady in my mid 20s. I don’t live with my parents. I live alone because I work in another city different from where my parents live. My problem now is immediately I get back home from work, I begin to feel lonely. Because of this, I like to close late from work just to keep my mind busy. I close early only if I have other errands to run or if I am very tired.

When I get home, I speak with my parents who try their best to keep me company. But there is still lots of time left before I go to bed. In the height of my boredom, I come to nairaland. Then I go to other blogs to read the news. I read all the news blogs I normally follow. I check out my chats on WhatsApp and Telegram. Usually there isn’t anyone chatting with me because everyone is busy with their lives. I go to Youtube which I have become tired of watching. And at some time I’m just bored to my mind. I don’t like to impose myself on anybody and so I only chat with people who come to chat with me including neighbours.

Sometimes I just want someone around that I can talk to but I’m alone by myself. Single people, how do you cope with boredom. I mean single people who are really single not the ones cohabiting or visiting their partners. Some tips will be very helpful right now.

Daarreenn:
you people are becoming unbearably cringing with your 24/7 crying. Is Hushpuppi Igbo? Is Abba Kyari Igbo?
You are completely disgracing your ethnic group every single minute Tuueeeh

aryzgreat:
Up till now, no press statement from police IGP, minister of disinformation, Femi Adeshitna etc

If na Igbo officer, trust the headline tomorrow