Nigerian Woman Gives Birth To Sextuplets In Texas All In The Space Of 9 Minutes

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Nigerian Woman Gave Birth to Sextuplets in Texas all in the space of 9 minutes

A Nigerian woman by the name Thelma Chiaka gave birth to Sextuplets under 9 minutes at Women's hospital of Texas. She had two sets of twins boys and one set of twins girls delivered between between 4.50am and 4.59am according to Daily Mail

However before she left Nigeria for Texas, she had her IVF done by one of the consultants partner.

She delivered at exactly 29 weeks and two days and the bundle of joy are all in good condition

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