Abigail Adama, 30, and husband Shaibu Abu-Adama continue to welcome their third set of twins. This miracle makes her and her husband extremely happy and also makes many people admire because they can overcome many challenges with a family of up to 8 people.

Abigail Adama, 30, welcomed her latest addition of twin baby girls at Bradford Royal Infirmary, and the couple, along with their four-year-old twins, Ohepe and Ohenewa, and 18-month-old twins, Okese and Nana-Oye, are yet to decide on names for the new arrivals. Originally from Ghana, the family, now residing on Sutton Road, Tyersal, Bradford, expressed astonishment at the unexpected news of another set of twins.

“We thought we were done with two sets, and then all of a sudden, I realized I was pregnant again; it was a big shock, and I cried because I was not expecting it,” shared Mrs. Adama. The older siblings are thrilled to have two new baby sisters and eagerly awaited their first meeting.

The odds of having three consecutive sets of twins are estimated at 500,000 to 1, making their situation incredibly rare. Despite the statistical improbability, the Adama family is embracing the joy and challenges that come with their uniquely growing family.