A Nigerian woman has taken to social media to show her enthusiasm for the Hallelujah Challenge as she prepares for quadruplets by shopping for baby clothes and a stroller.
She posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) showcasing the baby items she has already collected, expressing her faith in her prayers for quadruplets during the challenge.
In a separate post, she highlighted her growing belly while dancing and praying, seeking God’s help for a smooth delivery of four babies.
She captioned the video, saying, “We are ready for this blessing ooo. Lord, make a name for yourself ooo. Me and my household are ready ooo.”
As the video went viral, numerous individuals took to the comment sections to share how they felt about it.
See some reactions below:
@ada_nnono: “Amen! Iya ibeji! Iya fine boys and girls! Iya gbogbo big girls and big boys! Nne ejima ato! Nne ejima ano! Nne nations! Congratulations ma.”
@Pallettendrapes: “May God grant your heart desires 🙏He’ll grant you double and triple for your trouble.”
@R_Cheenemerem: “This is the day it came to pass!!! Congratulations in advance.”
@olaarowolo: “As you desire in your heart, so shall it be in Jesus name. Congratulations!”
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