She was already far gone and took a big risk travelling...I guess she wanted to Birth the baby in Brazil but not mid air...
Thank God for miracles....
Friday, August 23, 2024
Lady Narrates How She And Hubby Gave Birth Aboard A Qatar Airways Flight To Brazil...
A Nigerian woman, Oyindamola Akinyera has narrated on Instagram, how she and her husband gave birth to a baby girl on a Brazil bound Qatar Airways flight from Lagos on Saturday August 17, 2024 .
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Awwww ❗ congratulations to them 🎉 the baby couldn't wait till touchdown in Brazil
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to them
ReplyDeleteShe took a big risk
Which honeymoon. Madam talk true oo.
ReplyDeleteMotivation- Any person born in Brazil acquires Brazilian nationality at birth; or over Brazilian airspace for that matter.
DeleteBig risk but congrats on your little one.
Aww😍😍
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to them
May God make the girl the coolness of her parents eyes❤
Thank God for her
ReplyDeleteCongratulations
You people should take it easy oh, why do a long international travel that late in pregnancy? God forbid you had needed more than a regular birth attendant, what would the story have been? Easy oh!
ReplyDeleteI wonder abig risk
DeleteNo mind them....and she dey educated and na omo olowo sef who should know better. She did her white wedding in France or somewhere like that o.
DeleteDon’t be saying what you don’t know, they did not get married in Paris, they are my family
DeleteGod is truly great! Big congrats to them. Welcome to the world baby girl
ReplyDeleteCongratulations ooo
ReplyDeleteI bless God for you..
Hello iya Boys
She really took a big risk, but thank God it ended in praise.
ReplyDeleteYou know you are pregnant you knew your due date but you still entered plane to travel. Some airlines sef will not allow you once you have gotten to 37 weeks
ReplyDeleteEven weeks before that.
DeleteThey may have gotten a safe to fly letter with false due date because airlines ask for it unless she hid the bump.
DeleteThis is all shades of wrong!
ReplyDeleteYou shouldn't be flying after 36weeks or did you have a preterm baby? but as usual, some of my people will go to LUTH and get "dagbo" fit to fly letter and risk it just because of what? Honeymoon? Baby moon? Abroad baby?
Later they come calling "God" and sharing testimonies when the God I know doesn't approve stupidity!
Madam you put yourself and your baby at a great risk.
Now imagine "Dr Carolina" was not on board or perhaps another Dr not skilled in taking deliveries?
Congratulations on your safe delivery but don't encourage other women to take this mindless risk you just took make dem no go kpai themselves for nothing.
Very true and that thing she is looking for, she will not get it cos the country on whose airspace she gave birth do not give citizenship like that.
DeleteMiss me wt the who told u she wants citizenship bullshit! Any nigerian woman who is that far gone that decides to hop on a plane and travel to another country, did it to birth the baby there and get citizenship. U cnt convince me otherwise.
Congrats to ur baby. But that was a risky stunt u pulled.
@ anon 12.37, pre-term for where? If baby was, she would have mentioned it. It's all shades of risky but people dey get coconut head, dem no dey hear word
DeleteNigerians sabi show themselves. If tomorrow the airline stops a pregnant woman from flying, even though she has a "fit to fly" letter, they will start screaming racism. How Dr. go write say person dey say 5 months and they give birth to a fully matured baby?
DeleteNotice how she said she wanted to leave on Sunday but her husband and other people told her to leave the next day. They knew her due date was close.
DeleteTraveling in the 9th month?
ReplyDeleteAnything could have happened.
Thank God it ended well.
HYDROGEN
Congratulations ma'am.
ReplyDeleteWe thank the Lord for your safe baby delivery.
Who gave her clearance to fly?
ReplyDeleteThis was a very risky thing to do but thank God for a safe delivery.
ReplyDeleteThings could have gone south but thank God.
congratulations
ReplyDeleteCongratulations
ReplyDeleteThis was risky,but thankGod it ended well.
ReplyDeleteCongrats
ReplyDeleteLas las. They go still get the Brazilian passport. Abi no be wetin them dey find?
ReplyDeleteIf the baby was born within the Brazilian airspace, yes.
DeleteBaby was born 20mins to landing, what does that tell you na, means it’s Brazilian airspace
DeleteTravelling when you are almost due is a very big risk. Thank God it ended in praise. Some might not be lucky. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteAn OBGYN in the US said that it's rare for her to have a patient from Nigeria come early, that Nigerians typically come 2-3 weeks before their due date. They do it to reduce cost especially if they have to pay for accommodation.
DeleteAlhamduillah for a safe delivery. But very risky move.
ReplyDeleteOya,
ReplyDeleteOur international lawyers. Is the baby entitled to Brazilian citizenship or Qatari citizenship?
Here to learn.
Lmao! Qatari citizenship ke? Wetin concern the airline and government of Qatar? I don’t know about Brazilian citizenship sha.
DeleteIf the baby was born when the plane was over a country that gives citizenship by birth e.g. US, then the baby will be a citizenship of that country.
DeleteIf the baby is born when the plane is over a country like UK, that does not grant citizenship by birth, the baby will be a citizen of his/her parent's country, which I presume is Nigeria.
If the baby was born over international waters, the baby will be a citizen of where the flight company is from which in this case, is Qatar. If Qatar does not give citizen to babies born in Qatar to non-Qataris, the baby will need to claim citizenship of parents.
Thank God every thing went well. Congratulations to them.
ReplyDeleteThank God for her
ReplyDeleteCongratulations
Thank God for safe delivery 🙏
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to them
Welcomes little princess.
Wetin go be the baby name?
ReplyDeleteCongrats
Congratulations
ReplyDeleteCongratulations. Thank God for safe delivery
ReplyDeleteThank God for saving your life and the baby's life. God be praised.
ReplyDeleteBaby was born in Brazilian airspace, the baby is Brazilian, this is coming from the real source. Even if you read the story well, you would seen where they said baby was born 20mins before landing, which means Brazilian airspace’s
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