NIGERIAN WOMAN GIVES BIRTH TO HER FIRST CHILD AT THE AGE OF 63

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When God is involved, impossible is nothing!

A 63-year-old Nigerian woman has given birth to her first baby.

The bouncing baby boy was welcomed after many years of childlessness. Kelvin Iyamu took to Facebook to showcase the glory of God in the life of her aunt. He posted the pictures of the newborn with the mother and captioned it:

"God is too faithful to fail,has just bless my aunty with a baby boy at the age of 63years"






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