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Shiloh: 58-year Old Kogi Woman Delivers 2nd Baby After 35 Years’ Barrenness

adminDec 14, 2017

A 58-year-old woman, Mrs Susan Oguche, has delivered her second baby after being childless in marriage for 35 years. Mr Stephen Oguche, 68, got married to Susan 37 years...

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