Why Some Nigerians Go Abroad To Have Their Babies

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[@Earthomo]

CITIZENSHIP! That’s the complete truth and every Nigerian knows that.

[@laflaca658]

Lol

[@ninaninson865]

Once uscis read this yall will be denied visa 🤣🤣🤣

[@Lexxlove]

True

[@mareciablake1619]

That's not true I was born in usa an am not a citizen there, I've never even been there once other than when I was born. And am 18.

[@ninaninson865]

@@mareciablake1619 well maybe your mom left before you could get your social security established. because tecnically you should be a citizen

[@edwardbanjo5146]

Even on your delivery day, your heart is still going for Nigeria. Deola, much respect for you.

[@okonkwoijeomaj838]

This Lady is super woman Her Love for a better Nigeria is none to other's Our leaders go out to enjoy but they can never learn to build same in Nigeria so that other's can Come to Nigeria to enjoy or even for Nigerians to enjoy

[@christineknight7299]

@Edward Banjo....did any of the boko haram girls heart was beating for Nigeria.....

[@Jamerian2010]

I think it is the cutest thing that you, hubby, and baby are all July born. Congratulations!!!

[@politainment5722]

Even though na arrangeee.... I wish I could do that too....Congrats on the safe delivery of her baby....

[@EverythingEverythingwithLayile]

I dont think its a good thing for spouses to be born in the same month

[@okonkwoijeomaj838]

Wow they are all July birth? That's awesome!

[@1murkeybadmayn]

it's economical, all birthday's would be celebrated together lol.

[@StarC_38]

@@EverythingEverythingwithLayile why?

[@aferak145]

Sis am a nurse and this is the NICEST hospital I have ever seen so far in my career.

[@temmydimeji2593]

Nigerians travel abroad to deliver baby because of the citizenship advantage for their baby,not because of medical advantage

[@hellenoluwafemi8601]

Not "all" Nigerians, maybe that's what you will do but everyone is different and think differently.

[@thexvault]

There is absolutely medical advantages. in most countries you dont have to buy your own medical supplies and blood. In the Uk, being born there doesnt make you a citizen.

[@ainaoladele6808]

@@thexvault,no wonder they are desperate about ,US

[@blossom6235]

@@thexvault , Exactly, You 100% correct

[@DS-tj2jc]

No other reason!

[@diyrevelations2799]

The baby is so cute! She looks like her beautiful mommy. May the Lord continue to protect you and your entire family!

[@giftezeoke880]

See me tearing up... Congratulations Adeola, I'm so so happy for you!

[@yomiolayinka8754]

Congratulations to you guys. May this cute baby be a source of joy to you and the community at large. Nigerian leaders will never allow the hospitals at home to be like American own because it wouldn't enrich their pockets. Also the masses are comfortable to suffer in silence because they will still vote for these recycled politicians.

[@titi9238]

@Pinkar I there is an untreated mental illness in that country, that's why things are the way they are!

[@treasureokoh4722]

You hit the hammer on the nail! Nigerians have this mentality of suffering in silence when it comes to marriage, health, healthcare system, education system. Even living life in fear a lot of people have been desensitized to it and believe that they don’t deserve any better. I just pray that God will intervene in that country

[@poshmama4952]

Congratulations Adeola. Those who stayed with you at home for the first few weeks are wonderful people. Those times can be challenging for a new mum.

[@oriochoga8389]

Certainly you have paid all of it in your insurance money. Nothing is free there if you want to be realistic.

[@jacquelineakintobi1881]

Those that do not have insurance can never be turned away in the States .As a healthcare provider for 30 years,those that do not have insurance can always apply to a hardship.Many Hospitals have hardship cases that don’t have to pay .At the end of the year Hospitals write it off for tax purposes.Not everyone has health insurance.My Hospital has treated many Patients that do not have health insurance.

[@olabisialaka8816]

@@oriochoga8389 Do people not pay tax in Nigeria? Still nothing to show for it, people paying for services that never existed. It’s people’s taxes that provides those amenities and also covers those that don’t have insurance. I pray Nigeria and Nigerians should wake up, it is absolutely well.

[@oriochoga8389]

@@olabisialaka8816 Are they sleeping??? . Those earn in Nigeria pay taxes . Nigeria pay doctors in government hospitals. Corruption within destroys everything. America is private sector driven so things work and government is not centralised. The USA and others that look like heaven on earth to some desperate Nigerians were built over centuries of under going trials so Nigeria too will be alright some day.

[@olabisialaka8816]

@@oriochoga8389 There is no way Nigeria can move ahead with this type of mentality. A lot of functioning hospitals in the developed countries are government owned and operated. You don’t say what you don’t know, ignorant destroys. We have few African countries e.g. Rwanda doing well, when did it get it’s independence? The country will keep going round the circle no matter how many years it’s been in existence with the types of present government and followers we have. Until we get our priorities right it will definitely continue to be business as usual.

[@francodejj]

Congrats to ur family for this bundle of joy & happiness. Raising ur baby shall be a rewarding journey 🙏🏾

[@pauloladimeji2514]

Congrats ooo, ADEOLA. Olorun abawa woo. Your baby is a girl and she even look like you, hopefully she'll be very outspoken like her Mom. How are you & Koledowo doing?

[@ezukuchukwukwani137]

Madam Adeola, Congratulations!!!

[@ilosworld3435]

You're right Adeola, and congratulations on the birth of your baby. This is exactly what we're advocating for in Africa; better health, better living, and better security. I had my first child in London, and my last three in America, without any insurance. And I got this same treatment you're getting. Now that I have a better job with great insurance, I hardly even use it. I also pray every African gets to experience this, and not just politicians and their children.🙏

[@PastorIhaza]

Did you say, you came to America and had your children without insurance? So, who do you think pay for the bills? American hard working taxpayers... And they can't go to the same hospital and have their babies and not pay... Unless, the are on government assistance, again who pays into the government? The same hard working tax Payers. So disappointed that people would think it's ok. In fact, I was over here praying for Nigeria, and Biafra because of Fulani taking over their land... Now, I guess the Fulani is ok... They go to a place where hard working farmers are, take their land, use the resources they worked hard for... Thanks for helping me to have a better understanding of why Countries are like they are.... Maybe, it because what goes around comes around. My husband came from Nigeria and works very hard, paying taxes and now to know people think America can take care of the World. At some point, America will soon become bankrupt....😳

[@ilosworld3435]

@@PastorIhaza And who do you think is benefitting from the high taxes & Insurance am paying now? The system and the newbies! I was also a newbie, no good job, no insurance, but the system did not discriminate against me. I got the services i needed. The system also supported my educational advancement, and today, am also a high tax paying citizen of the country, with great insurance that I hardly use. The question is, do we have this in Africa? This is what we’re advocating for!

[@PastorIhaza]

@@ilosworld3435 I understand that, but to celebrate going to a place to use the taxpayers there to have your children, while people here, if not on welfare, will be bound to debt. They can't just walk away and not worry, because they don't have money or insurance. It's not fair. And if you can use the system, definitely not something to brag about. Soon, with all the debt, America will also go bankrupt, I wonder who will be blamed? I do think it also not fair, that so many Countries are not serving their people well. But if you think using another Country's loopholes is ok, maybe your Country will not improve, because people there also think, using loopholes to better ones self is ok. Personally, I think doing the right thing, even if it's a loophole is better for all. Apply, come to America, work hard and get the benefits. But coming just to deliver a baby, not pay in the debt incurred, is not really the right thing to do. Though I understand, why it's done. Stay safe🕊️

[@ilosworld3435]

Since @Adeola Fayehun posted this vlog, I have read so many people’s comments on the free health care they all received while living in developed countries. None of these countries have gone bankrupt by providing free healthcare for people. Meanwhile, in Africa where only politicians and their families benefit from these kind of services, there’re so much bankruptcy. The purpose of my post to Adeola was to support her view & to chip in that even those without insurance like me, also benefited from the system, why can’t Africa do the same? Now you @PastorIhaza, come at me with this holier than thou attitude, that your husband worked hard, paid taxes, and insurance. And I come here to use the system! First off, it is people like you that don’t let people feel free to comment logically on posts, cause of fear of being judged. You cannot intimidate me! I have my freedom of speech and opinion. Walk away if you don’t agree with me. Secondly, my husband is a citizen of this country who also worked hard, payed taxes & insurance. Hence he was able to file and bring me here. I qualified for free healthcare cause I worked part time, while having my babies and going to school. After graduation, I got a better job with subsidized health insurance that covers my whole family. Today, I pay a lot of taxes into the system, plus paying back student loan they gave me. These people are not stupid, they get back what they spend. They’re not complaining or discriminating. Africa can do the same if only corruption can cease. Thank you.

[@PastorIhaza]

@@ilosworld3435 I stick by my original comment... No one should celebrate using the system that others work hard for... Now you explain your relationship with your husband who lives here and pays taxes.... My comment stands, and no one said you should not have your own opinion. With your opinion, there is some with theirs. If it is ok, to celebrate using a system without contributing into that system, then the Fulani have a right to do the same... Every corrupt politician can continue to eat well and starve their people because they can. My point is... No one should brag about using a system they don't contribute to... And I do understand why people do it, my issue is encouraging others to do the same.... We are paying this bills, the government 9nly has money from taxes. People should apply and come and be entitled to use the resources. Glad you understood my comment very well, and explained you are married to someone who pays taxes and work hard. Your earlier comment did not give that point. And yes, we haven't went bankrupt yet, because we are still borrowing.... Based on History, it can not continue.... When America give free healthcare to Veterans to use any doctor of their choice and don't need additional insurance to have their children and not have any bills, that they don't have to worry about bankruptcy, then, I will salute paying the bills of people passing through... Thanks for your understanding 🇺🇸🇳🇬

[@osazenomwan]

Very big congratulations, I am glad the hospital is treating you well,. Here in Australia you do not need insurance to enjoy the same facility and even better facilities. I hope Nigeria wakes up from their slumber

[@osazenomwan]

@Pinkar I yes. That’s it.

[@kevinbrown-ge6sz]

@@osazenomwan America has the best healthcare in the world and if you are poor or without health insurance there are arrangements that are made. However, there are other countries that have good healthcare also.

[@osazenomwan]

@@kevinbrown-ge6sz the best healthcare that’s not affordable. People mortgage their homes to pay for healthcare. And pay exorbitant price for medication. People travel to Canada just go get affordable medication. Medication that cost $20 in Canada or Australia cos $800. America good healthcare is a myth. Healthcare that’s only good for the rich is not having good healthcare. I know there are some people get help from charity organisation and people turning to go fund me to pay for their healthcare bills. Not here.

[@kevinbrown-ge6sz]

@@osazenomwan Its so funny how people who think they know everything about US healthcare actually know so little. Over 90% of Americans have either private or public health insurance. America's good healthcare is not a myth. The US has the highest 5-year cancer survival rates in the world and that is how the medical profession has always judged a nation's healthcare. Even the uninsured receive better treatment and have higher survival rates than the rest of the world. Also, my health insurance is paid for by my employer and not exorbitantly high taxes like Canada.

[@osazenomwan]

@@kevinbrown-ge6sz lol. And if you loose your job? Fair enough I just think you know anything about US healthcare even though you actually live there. You actually one of those who are lucky to have their healthcare paid for by their employer. But who cares if people who doesn’t have that luck or don’t job lives or die. I rather pay that taxes and known that if anyone calls the ambulance regardless of their employment or insurance status doesn’t get hit by ridiculous bills. Oh another thing and doesn’t get taken to hospital that the insurance is out of network.

[@emmanuellafumeh]

Congratulations mother Motherhood is beautiful Challenging but such a blessing Enjoy every minute of it

[@majestermomoh6144]

Adeola, Congratulations and welcome to your new baby. The good Lord will be there for you always in every way. God bless you and yours.

[@empressempress193]

Congratulations once more May she grow stronger in the lord and be a blessing to you and her daddy❤️

[@boseosawaru3257]

Amen 🙏❤❤

[@SomadinaOhaejesi]

Congratulations you Deola; chai! my wife is also pregnant; even though don't have the money and I stay in Nigeria, I wish and pray she could enjoy such privilege when she is due for delivery.

[@adetutufabusoro7414]

Yes, everyone has access to good healthcare, even when you are on financial aids, they don't treat you less. Everyone need to truly be able to enjoy this in Nigeria. May God bless our country

[@nubianqueen09]

The beautiful Adeola… you’re truly beautiful … congrats on the baby… baby is so lovely. The status of Nigeria is truly a sad one.

[@MaryIbe]

Even during this chid bearing period,she is still giving us great content😍 #RESPECT

[@pdm2861]

“Congratulations! You have seen the glory of God”..,, Ada Ehi. Lines have fallen in pleasant places for you. May she grow in knowledge and wisdom and never depart from the ways of the Lord. May she always be a source of joy to you and yours. Amen 🙏🏾

[@debbieaiyegbusi9820]

Congratulations Deola. God bless your family 👪 even more

[@bolaogedengbe2804]

Congratulations Adeola. 😍😍😍. The Lord bless your gift from God. Your passion for your nation Nigeria and for African would come to pass even in your days in Jesus name. You watch this heavenly space. Well done girl . Working so soon while you’ve just delivered your baby. Your passion is amazingly blessed 🔥🔥

[@omailtheresia]

The hospital has to give ooh. They are the producers, and children are the future, so they must be honoured. You dont know whether she is the one to invent something in the hidden, we must appreciate babies, care and love them.

[@spacksn1216]

Nigeria is proud of you. May God continue to bless you, give you divine wisdom and sound health to carry on with the good job you are doing - speaking truth to government.

[@dfixx1]

Congrats Adeola, what you have asked from our politicians and leaders are the most basics things we should have access to naturally but hmmm... we hope and pray they really listen. God bless you!

[@oketayoo.g3907]

This is great, I know private hospital like this will spring up in Nigerian soon. Sharing your experience is helping millions of African to have critical thinking about how we live and governed. You, husband, baby are blessed in Jesus mighty name

[@tannimo5851]

Congratulations again sweetheart she's adorable look after yourself and enjoy every moments of motherhood may the good Lord continue to bless your home, lots of love from Ireland. Yeah sis that's the benefits of insurance I had a surgery few months ago and I was treated like a queen if only our leaders in Nigeria could change, hope for Nigeria to a better place some day.

[@samuelikonallaholokpo9063]

My wife delivered a beautiful baby girl on the 7th of July too. Our baby was delivered in Makurdi Benue State Nigeria. What makes an ADEOLA? Is it Nigeria or a will inside her, if it is the later, then help your fellow Nigerians find their own will and live on their terms. If a critical mass of Nigerians get to focus more on themselves than on the government, we will have attain the dream you wish for your beloved Nigeria. PS: My baby girl is called EHI, that is Idoma for GIFT. Wishing ZION all the best in life, and when she has enough of that, I pray too she can share with her country people. 🙏🏾🇳🇬

[@wamutogoria]

Congratulations on your newborn. Thank you for sharing this with us. To be honest, this is why no matter how much we love our African countries and the culture many Africans choose to live abroad. The standard of living in Africa requires that you be so wealthy.

[@coffeewithcream523]

Congratulations on the baby and Happy belated Birthday! I just returned from Ghana because I was sick and I needed to come home to California to go to a hospital in America. All of Africa must do better with their health care systems. Nice, clean hospitals is not too much to hope for.

[@mapurensosundaykpanpenso]

I plan to go into politics and build such for Nigeria,i believe Nigeria can grow,let's come out and make Nigeria a better place and stop believing we can not grow,God bless Nigeria and the world at large 💯...Congratulations Adeola👍

[@sweetspice9120]

You dont need to be in politics to do anything

[@thomaschinyere-ezeh6676]

I wish you the best of luck. I believe the old men in power now are incapable and rotten. We rely on the youth for change.

[@bee-beeibk2016]

@@thomaschinyere-ezeh6676 the youth of today will do much worse than the old cargos in power now. This same youth that are always looking for a quick way out….

[@thomaschinyere-ezeh6676]

@@bee-beeibk2016 I'm sorry but your negativity is toxic. The youth especially millennials+ have many problems. However I have no doubt in my mind they will move things forward. They are generally smarter, more successful with technology and have a positive outlook. I mean it's hard to imagine it can get worse.

[@realestfoods]

If we have about a 100 of you, naija go well sharp sharp!

[@veeeeneerkay6098]

Congratulations Adeola!!! May God bless your precious baby!! Draw her close to Him and use her for His glory in Jesus name.

[@mocoker-dare4063]

How wonderful that would be...once again Congratulations Adeola. God bless & keep your new addition 🙏🏾

[@joshuaadesanya6934]

Happy birthday Adeola and congratulations on the arrival of your baby girl. I'm pleased for you and your husband. I had a good laugh when you referred to him as baby daddy. Lol. It's great that you got such excellent care and honestly, my heart bleeds for Nigeria knowing fully well that we can also have something close to this. I believe we will have the right leadership that will push for the transformation we desperately need at some point. Keep up the good work. May God strengthen and uphold you and your family. Let's hope and pray that the Nigeria of our dreams will happen in our lifetime.

[@justcallmebon2684]

Did your insurance cover everything? Most Americans who have “good insurance” still receive a hefty bill after giving birth.

[@leilleebitiyong9746]

Not true if you have insurance you pay little to nothing the poorer you are the cheaper it is. If you are on state insurance, walk into the hospital, have your baby and leave without paying a single dime. And while in the hospital, they sign you up for WIC and food stamps if you don’t have money baby formula/ milk is free. Not sure what you’re told but with or without insurance you can walk into a hospital have your baby and walk out without paying a dime if you are in the country legally

[@justcallmebon2684]

@@leilleebitiyong9746 I am a legal citizen. Sure, you can walk in and out, but that doesn’t determine the bill you receive afterwards. I have private insurance, had a great hospital experience, and still received a $5000+ bill when I was at home bonding with baby. If you look at the latest statistics, that is quite average for people with insurance. More if you have a c-section or if your child requires ICU. I think you are referring to people on government assistance, not average working people.

[@leilleebitiyong9746]

@@justcallmebon2684 I am a legal born citizen as well and actually work with a community based agency that does this work. I paid $500 for my entire birth (c section) cause that is my co pay. I didn’t pay a dime for dr.visits and check ups the duration of my pregnancies.y insurance is actually covered by my husband so we’re not on government assistance (sometimes I wish I could get a little assistance) I know noncitizens legal immigrants who had their babies without paying a single dime. The only difference may be the state you’re from. My state is quite friendly to immigrants and the city I birth my babies is actually a sanctuary city so I wasn’t speaking in a vacuum either.

[@justcallmebon2684]

@@leilleebitiyong9746 I’m talking about the averages backed up by statistics, not individual anecdotes.

[@leilleebitiyong9746]

@@justcallmebon2684 and I’m talking about the state I live in and walking directly with families. Statistics can be skewed to make you see what the statistician wants you to see. If as a citizen you paid $5000.00 with insurance that’s quite unfortunate. Someone made some major money off you. There is absolutely no reason for you to pay that much and if that’s your deductible then there’s no purpose for insurance in the first place. $5000 makes absolutely no sense for any one person to pay for child birth. I’m sorry someone didn’t do their assignment properly if you or anyone has to pay that amount.

[@chidimmaomenoba9510]

I had my 2 babies at Kimberley hospital South Africa and I almost regretted why I am a Nigerian. They treated me as well as you said here with zero payment . Uou do not even have to have any insurance to receive a good care while birthing your child. Free food, TV and it was even Csection. My child had jaundice and was placed on phototherapy for her bilirubin level to come down. All of these no payment was required. On the days of discharge I was even asked if I have got transport or ice I want the hospital bus to drop us home. FREE OOO. For mahala like SA say it😄😄 Chaiii. Who did we offend in Nigeria. SA is Africa but I am super happy my husband is a citizen here as well as my two kids...I cant wait to be too.

[@divineglory4353]

Congratulations once again! May she fulfill her destiny in Jesus name

[@Enciab]

🙌🙌🙌💕💕💕👌👌👌

[@peterakano556]

Congrats Adeola. You are right. One of the reasons people like us are clamouring for better Nigeria. I feel the same when I see the facilities we enjoy with the NHS in the UK. May our politicians in Nigeria wake up to their duties.

[@joykmedia]

I can't thank God enough for having two of my sons Abroad. As poor as I am, I enjoyed every bit of my one week stay at the hospital 🏥. Looking back home I wept for other mothers back home who would have to undergo series of insult in addition to the paracetamol and Izal smelling hospital 🏥😢. And they still have to pay for it and pay for kerosene etc. Thank God for you my sister and to all those who have been privileged to experience hospital outside home. CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU!!!

[@elizabethnwachukwu5310]

Question, why stay one week in the hospital? Unless there is some complications otherwise it's normally 3 to 4days depending if one had a boy or a girl, just wondering

[@da1stamericus]

@@elizabethnwachukwu5310 maybe a c section with complications. Although even I had an awesome stay both deliveries in the Netherlands. I had to give birth due to certain medication I use. And once home, I had aid at home for another week..

[@oaesan]

Congrats Adeola. I am writing from London. My wife had our two boys by CS, she was in hospital for about 3days apiece, we were fed, throughout and guess how much we paid. £0.00. At least you pay insurance in US, in UK we pay nothing. We did an operation for our second second when he was just three. We paid £0.00 for that too. When my wife was admitted for our first baby and I saw all that they were providing, I started sweating, my eyes was registering all that I would have to pay. We are 100% ordinary citizens. Even people that are not working and are on benefit get the same treatment. The difference between the hospital we go and the one Princess Kate went to is almost indistinguishable. Boris Johnson went to the same hospital I went to last year. It is sad that Buhari will now come to London for hear infection when the money they use to cut grass or build security gatehouse can furnish and upgrade the Aso Rock clinic. It is so shameful, considering this same Buhari was railing against Yar'Adua for travelling abroad for medical treatment. Now, he's surpassed all Nigerian leaders in travelling abroad. It's a shame o.

[@ifechukwuejiofor8479]

This is the definition of commitment. You shot a video even while in the hospital👍👍 Nice one, Adeola. You do great job. Congrats to you and the new baby. May God bless you both. PS: Adeola, you are doing us "long throat" to go to America. But if we all go to America, who will remain in Naija 🤔🤔🤔

[@titi9238]

The long throat is for you to desire and demand same in Nigeria.

[@ifechukwuejiofor8479]

Interesting perspective@@titi9238 . I agree. We should strive to make Naija a better place, because its human beings like us that made America a better place.

[@AskDrRita]

Yea... I totally agree. We can demand it from our politicians because our health system is in a deplorable state. Citizens are massively suffering right amidst plenty!!

[@Iamwhoiam993]

@@ifechukwuejiofor8479 How do you naija mumus "make America a better place"???

[@ukolikoalexander1873]

@@Iamwhoiam993 What she meant is that, its human over there that made it so. Pls read between the lines. We all deserve a good system not just in the health sector. But all round sector

[@sampsonpaintsil9839]

On my birthday too,what beautiful eyes the baby has,just like yours.God’s blessings upon your family

[@olusolomon2142]

Congratulations Adebola 🎊🍾🎉🎈 God bless you and your family❤️🤗 I live in the UK and we don’t have to pay a dim to get a high quality medical care.

[@fafalise2023]

I agree such a blessing I live in England as well xx

[@dorothyBIS83]

Congratulations!!! Oh wow! Our babies and mothers deserves to be taken care of in such manner. We have few hospitals in Nigeria as such but its meant for the rich and mighty. Happy birthday to you Adeola and happy birthday to our beautiful baby. Waiting for the name pick. I pray the beautiful meaning of all her names follow her in Jesus mighty name. Amen!

[@chimaonyeoziri2302]

Congratulations! May the Lord that remembered, remember me too and bless me with my own IJN Amen! May the Almighty God protect you and your beautiful daughter. Remain blessed 💕💕🙏🙏🙏

[@bos6546]

God Almighty will surely remember you. The good Lord remembered me after many tears and losses. I gave up, but out of nowhere Lord showed up. He will do the same for you in His mighty name. His a faithful God! Be blessed

[@chimaonyeoziri2302]

@@bos6546 Amen and Amen!!! Thank you so much for your encouragement God bless you my sis.❤🙏🙏🙏

[@mumidigbaro1317]

Chima Onyeoziri God will surely remember you! Your joy shall be full soon in Jesus mighty name.

[@chimaonyeoziri2302]

@@mumidigbaro1317 Amen! thank you so much ma, God bless you ❤🙏🙏🙏

[@adelekeojabowale1499]

Amen and Amen my sister. GOD will surely remember u and other God's children that are trusting HIM for the fruit of the womb and their life's partners in Jesus name.

[@ukemejameson8263]

GOD be magnified forever and congratulations on your bundle of joy.....please enjoy the executive treatment. May GOD do more to many trusting HIM for this Miracle.

[@shinemuziya]

Birth tourism is also popular among East Asians and Russians they love The USA and Canada and Australia

[@sylviaezeh6537]

Many congratulations on baby's safe arrival! I just went down memory lane to when I had my son almost 14 years ago. I received excellent care from the doctors and nurses. Welcome precious baby. Cutie cutie!!!

[@GracefulKnots]

Congratulations once more she shares a birthday with my son Seun who turned 22 on the 5th of July 😍

[@cookiemammaoriginal6824]

CONGRATULATIONS ADEOLA and family. May God continue to bless you and all of those who reached out to you!

[@efemonaakahomen5143]

Say it loud to our politicians, Most hospitals in America are like this , even if you don’t have medical insurance you will be treated the same way.👍🏾 congratulations and God bless girl.

[@shalombassey9374]

Congratulations Ma. God bless you Ma.

[@temiloluwaolanipekun]

Yayy!!!! She's back!!🎊🎊🥳🥳 Congratulations too!!!

[@A__Mina]

The baby's face when you talked about the cake 😂😍😘

[@adesolanjuguna4633]

July babies, we dey here o oshey!!!. Congratulations my personal & fav reliable newscaster hmmm. I am extremely delighted to hear this Good news. But this girl nah Mr. Victor's copy, make una start preparing to get your own copy next round😜😘. The everlasting arms of Abba Father will envelope the NEWBORN and His shekinah GLORY will be upon the entire family in Jesus mighty and unfailing name amen. Loads of love my sister. Please get plenty rest ooo, you just got another full time job but a very rewarding one😍. Shalom ❤ 💘

[@kennycarol1]

Congratulations! The baby looks like you oooo. Anyway may be the hospital in Aso rock can be very close to this in terms of facility and services.

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Very true opinion and request . We African plead with our heartless leaders for just our basics and dignity. Thanks for sending this message out. More Blessings

[@PrisTvv]

Wow! I don't know you live in America, all these while I thought you're in Ghana. A very big congratulations 🥂🎉

[@CommonSenseSisters]

Congratulations Adeola on the birth of your beautiful daughter 😇.

[@olayinkaakinrinmade2887]

It is not about insurance every American enjoys the same whether it is child birth or hospital admission God will help Nigeria, congratulations Adeola 🎊 👏 💐 🥳

[@ayodeler39]

Hmmmm. This is the definite path which Nigerians follow who study in America with a focus on their chosen career grateful to you Adeola as you keep this generation strong. Baby is so bright strong . Goosebumps and tears . Ashe 🙏🏿

[@shawanana492]

In some AFRICAN COUNTRIES we have some few hospitals like almost like this , but it is for a different class of persons , either middle class plus and first class citizens. meanwhile in developed countries al most everyone can enjoy this good quality, well equipped hospitals. That is the big diffrence.

[@butterfly9274]

Yeah! Everyone including drug addicts when they are giving birth☺️

[@shawanana492]

@@butterfly9274 when you are pregnant and after 9 months you give birth , even mad people give birth after 9 months if they are pregnant . weather you are a witch , criminal drug addict, sex addict, it does not matter so long as its time to give birth u enjoy the good facilities of the hospitals

[@oyekunlecomfortoluwatobi7434]

Very very Lovely ooo... I'm happy for you sis and your family. I pray Nigeria will grow like this in Jesus name. Amen

[@oluwaseyisubair4426]

This is why everyone is running abroad.

[@abbahdonatus1004]

Congratulations Adeola! We hope our health care system improves someday in Nigeria. We have missed your show greatly!

[@seanolu8398]

Congratulations Adeola!!! A big thumbs-up to your husband as well for standing with you. You can see the gentleman cleaning up, collecting bags and arranging things. Give him his honor. Tell us he's your lovely husband and not your "baby daddy". All the best guys!

[@ifehansson2254]

That's what a husband should do! We should not be praising Nigerian men for doing what they should be doing.

[@seanolu8398]

@@ifehansson2254 Are you married? Have you ever said "thank you" to your husband for doing anything? And do you introduce your husband as your baby daddy? This has nothing to do with Nigeria. I've been married to my darling wife for over 10 years. I'll NEVER introduce her as my baby mama. And I make sure to appreciate her everyday even when she's doing what you'll claim to be a wife's responsibility. I hope you'll learn that your spouse deserves all your honor. Goodluck in your marriage.

[@treasureokoh4722]

Congratulations aunty Adeola!!! Until this day, my mother tells me the horrendous story from back home in Naija of how she was abandoned in her room because she opted for natural birth and refused the c-section when it came time to give birth to me all because c-section would’ve meant more money for their staff; they only showed up when she was crowning. May God just deliver Nigeria! Major love from Canada 🇨🇦our health care system is free too ❤️❤️❤️

[@florenceo6427]

Congratulations once again Adeola. May the Lord strengthen you in this journey of motherhood. Please, no mistake, you've already paid for those services. Insurance company paid because you have been making a particular amount of payments to them. So they settled the bill with your savings, is as simple as that .🙂

[@maryosilama513]

It's a blessing to give birth in America. I gave birth at women Katz, northwell hospital. I was supposed to give birth in my own room, with rocking chair, extra bed for my husband if he wants to spend the night with me, and computer that the nurses uses for my treatment, big bathroom until my delivery took turned for c.s. and I was then transferred to surgical room. See doctors and nurses, I felt so blessed been in America and to have access to such first class treatment. All the medical team were amazing. I didn't have a share room or bathroom with anyone, with beautiful views from fifth floor, looking at the snow through the window. God bless America and remember Nigeria.

[@keameymagareti2638]

When is she starting her show ? Because she doesn't have to go through training it's in born for her.

[@ericaameh6596]

She has started already 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@adepojutitilayo640]

Congratulations my darling beautiful sis,your show is my husband 'favorite on youtube but I was the one that told him that your friend is pregnant ooo 😆, you are blessed.

[@kokomama]

Welcome our baby

[@ennisel]

Baby is alert! Like she's been here before... Bless her!

[@hadyasan6879]

Congratulations 🎉🎊🎈 May the Almighty lead this baby to the straight path ❤️😍

[@lizzypereowei]

Awwww congratulations momma! Baby is so cute like her mummy. Nigeria 🇳🇬 is so many miles away from getting to where the western world is today. I remember having my second son in the UK 🇬🇧 the difference was clear in the healthcare treatment I received compared to when I had my second son in Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@michaellaw.5049]

Congratulations again🎉✨ Until there is a law that orders all politicians and their immediate families to do everything personal in Naija, Nigeria is doomed for a very long time.

[@seyic.onabule5379]

Congratulations Adeola. You are very right. Its all good quality here too in the UK on the NHS. I only wish Nigerians will rise up and demand the best from the leaders.

[@Sendupprayer]

Even if you don’t have insurance they will still attend to you and treat you well. They even have services and and resources to help you in everything. Congratulations 🎊🍾🎉🎈

[@MDforAll]

Congratulations, Adeola, on the beautiful addition to your family. God bless your family.

[@yinkao8727]

Congratulations Adeola and Husband. I pray our politicians will have a heart and do the right thing for Nigerians. Nigerians deserve these types of general hospitals and more.

[@oluosinowo2212]

Adela, congratulations on your delivery. We thank God for you. If you look at our population in Nigeria to our square miles of space it is virtually impossible for real progress. We are stacked like sardines.

[@oppy_y9810]

Congratulationa ma,I've been watching your videos for more than 3 years now,and this is my first time of comments I'm so happy for you

[@aristotle1993]

This really made me cry 😭 my heart broke 💔 please I pray 🙏 that both of us live to see 🙈 that new Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@emmanuelchinedu754]

Aunty Adeola, Congratulations! Thank God for safe delivery! Your Baby is blessed and will be a blessing to you and hubby. God bless You abundantly Ma!

[@nkechidouglas5541]

Congratulations, Adeola. Thank God for safe delivery. Your baby is beautiful, God bless her.

[@amanimwakilembe791]

My heart felt congratulations Adeola and your husband. Love from 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿

[@gideonadekunle7951]

Congratulations on your delivery. God bless you, God bless us, God bless America, God bless Nigeria.

[@talk2teame]

Hmmmm, Adeola I have watched countless videos from your channel, however this one made me cry hot tears to know it’s possible to have good health care in Nigeria but some folks have just decided to not do what they ought to do.

[@emilyajayi1077]

Beautiful. Thank God for the love and mercy. Good job

[@ifeawe]

Congratulations Adeola! Your baby is cute 😍 & big. I sight her sharp eyes😍😁! She will be a wonder to her world and a blessing to her generations .Amen!

[@agapelove1765]

You are right my sister all African leaders should be working hard to ensure their citizens have access to safe, affordable health care it's a basic right. We can only pray for them to see the light & know that it is better to give than receive🙏🏿

[@hadizamamud3209]

Congratulations Adeola & happy parenting. God bless you and your bundle of joy. When I heard you say 'I just wish Nigerian politicians...', ...'they go abroad and all their children are abroad...' I felt sadness in my heart. It is God that will SURELY punish all of them for us. Their mansions & estates in the deepest & hottest depths of hell await them where they shall suffer without mercy for all the suffering ordinary citizens go through, are going through or have gone through because of their thieving & horrible governance.

[@atoyebiadeyemi8931]

Congratulations on the arrival of your beautiful baby girl! Congratulations on your glorious birthday in arrears; your birthday gift from God is EXCELLENT! And also, Congratulations to me too; I was so blessed to welcome my beautiful daughter Oreoluwa Atoyebi on exactly 6th July, 2021; am adding ADEOLA to her name right away! I love you! I love your family! I love what you represent! Have been in love with your show from inception! Much love from my family a I! CONGRATULATIONS!

[@MsHenrei]

Congratulations Adeola. So happy for you and Victor on the birth of baby Zion. Your fans are really ecstatic and we hope this is the beginning of a beautiful beautiful chapter of your lives. Much love 🥰🥰😍😍

[@nakiarebel8019]

Peace and congratulations. Your baby is very beautiful and wise. She is ready to observe the world. A quick note, just because they didnt say it or possibly show it, many of the hospital workers don't like when people from abroad deliver in the US. There is an issue even with cash paying patients. I am glad you enjoyed your stay. Take the best of it.. A health and happy delivery for you looked good to after having baby. Peace.

[@chidexiyi8540]

Congratulations my sister, much love from Stockholm 🙌🏾

[@AkinAkin]

Congratulations Adeola, I love you, very proud of you

[@metube2634]

Congrats Adeola on the bady. No doubt you and the baby daddy will make wonderful parents.

[@roromerigulgapa1246]

You look so humble and grateful.

[@oludayoopanuga6308]

I don't blame you dear. You made the right choice. Many congratulations, my dear.

[@treasurekitchen]

Congratulations dearest. Your baby is so cute and adorable❤❤