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Paul and Tunrayo Alagbe were married on September 3, 1998 and had their first child on December 29, 2014. She married at 43, gave birth at 60.
Mrs Alagbe noted that, “I wouldn’t say we were not worried, but God was comforting and encouraging us. It was not a pleasant experience at all. We experienced delay before marriage but this one was more excruciating. However, God sustained us.” 
She further stated that ‘Childlessness does not mean you are married to the wrong person’“ I kept hoping. I cherished my personal relationship with God because I know that the day you die, this issue of having children no longer has meaning. So, I was jealously guarding my personal relationship with God, especially in relation to eternity. I tried to enjoy other things God has blessed me with. 
Although, I was often disturbed by that one thing he had not done, I tried to enjoy what he has done and in my own little way, I served him, hoping He will do it. I thought that if He doesn’t do it, He knows why and knows how to sustain me. 
That’s also why I didn’t visit all sort of places because I know that if I eventually get a child from the wrong source and I end up in hell, what use will it be? Besides, God encouraged me that He will do it and I trusted in His promise.”
Mrs Alagbe advises couples in this situation to guard their relationship with God whatever the eventual outcome. 

This is culled from a write up by Rita Okonoboh.

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