
Ondo Mother of Triplets in Irele Local Government Cries Out: “Things Are Hard for Me, To Feed My Triplets Is Hard—I’m Using This Medium to Call on Ondo State Government and Philanthropists to Come to My Aid”
In a touching and emotional appeal, Omoneso Ayomipo, a resident of Kegboye Ayoola Street, Seja Junction, in Ode-Irele, Irele Local Government Area of Ondo State, has cried out for urgent financial assistance after giving birth to triplets—two girls and one boy—on Monday.
Speaking in a phone conversation with Omuro Fm Media on Thursday evening, the overwhelmed mother shared the reality of her current struggle.
“Things are hard for me,” she said tearfully. “To feed my triplets is hard for me. I am using this medium to call on the Ondo State Government and philanthropists who can come to my aid.”
Ayomipo revealed that the hardship she’s facing has intensified since the birth of the children, as she is unable to afford basic necessities such as baby food, diapers, and clothing. Despite her joy at welcoming the triplets, she said the financial burden has become unbearable.
“I love my children, but the truth is, I am scared. I can’t do this alone,” she added during the phone call.
Neighbors have confirmed her story, describing Ayomipo as a peaceful and humble woman who has never begged or complained in the past. “This woman needs help. She’s been trying, but this is beyond her strength,” one concerned resident told Omuro Fm Media.
The triplets are said to be in stable health, but without immediate support, their welfare may be at risk.
This is a heartfelt call to individuals, non-governmental organizations, religious bodies, and government agencies to rally around this new mother and provide the support she urgently needs.
Anyone willing to assist can contact Omoneso Ayomipo directly contact 08075017524.
Address: Kegboye Ayoola Street, Seja Junction, Ode-Irele, Irele Local Government Area, Ondo State.
This report was bring to you from the management of Omuro Fm Media, as part of a community-centered effort to amplify local voices and mobilize support for those in need.