“God has blessed families through it” – Actress Mary Njoku slams those who discourages women from doing IVF

• Nollywood actress and filmmaker Mary Njoku continues to advocate for In Vitro Fertilization (IVF).

• A religious woman in Nigeria emphasized the wisdom of IVF and encouraged religious women to include it in their testimonies to inspire and bless other families.

• Mary clarified that testimony is not mandatory and advises those who cannot provide a complete story to rest and avoid causing God’s anger.

• The filmmaker criticized those who claim IVF failed them, stating it is a miracle and C-section. She emphasized that many families have been blessed through IVF.

Mary Njoku, a prominent actress and filmmaker in Nollywood, continues her advocacy for In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Recently, she addressed Nigerian religious women, emphasizing that there is no inherent issue with IVF, as God has endowed humanity with the wisdom to seek solutions to their difficulties.

She encouraged these women to incorporate IVF into their testimonies, suggesting that such openness could inspire and bless other families through divine intervention.

Mary clarified that sharing one’s testimony is not obligatory, advising those who cannot recount their experiences fully to refrain from doing so, in order to avoid inciting divine displeasure.

In a subsequent post, she criticized individuals who claim that IVF has failed them while asserting that God has provided them with a miracle. She deemed this perspective illogical, asserting that both IVF and C-sections are miraculous in their own right.

Mary highlighted that many families have experienced blessings through IVF, stating that while it may not have succeeded for some, it has proven effective for others. She urged individuals to refrain from using religious beliefs to dissuade others from embracing their potential blessings.

“Saying IVF failed you, but God gave you a miracle is absurd.
IVF is a miracle!
C-sections are a miracle!

God has blessed countless families through them. If it didn’t work for you, it might work for someone else.

Stop using religion to discourage others from receiving their blessings.

Miracles can come in different forms.
‘Hebrew Women’”.