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Triplets Who Married Same Day In Enugu, Welcome Baby Boys Within Same Period [Photos]

Nigerian triplet brothers, Chinedu, Chukwuebuka and Kenechukwu Onyia, have welcomed baby boys on the same day after they all got married within the same period in Enugu State.

The triplet went viarl after their wedding on June 6, 2020, which saw them marry three beautiful women from three different states – Enugu, Delta and Imo.

Their wives, Mary Dumalu, Okwuoma Chekwube and Chinwendu Charity, gave birth to baby boys within the same period, and the couples held a joint church dedication for their sons on Easter Sunday, April 4, 2021.

The brothers expressed sadness about the fact that their late mother is not alive to see their marriage and her grandchildren as it was her wish that they get married the same day.

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“It was our wish, while we were growing up, to have it like that. It was also our mum’s wish for us to marry at the same time. She always imagined the three of us getting married on the same day. She felt it would look very nice and prayed for it to happen because it was not going to be easy for all of us to be ready at the same time.

“Our mother died in 2013 so, unfortunately, she wasn’t there to witness it. If she were alive, she would have been excited. I know she would have gone down on her knees to thank God for answering her prayer and making her wish come true,” said the eldest of the triplets, Chinedu, who got married to Damalu from Delta state.

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KanyiDaily had also reported how a Nigerian woman, Mrs Samuel Regina, welcomed a set of triplets after 11 years of marriage and waiting for a child.

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Tobias Sylvester

Tobias Sylvester is the news editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact Tobias at editor@kanyidaily.com. Got a confidential tip? Submit it here

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