The world’s first nonuplets are doing well as they turn four - Face2Face Africa

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The world’s first nonuplets are doing well as they turn four - Face2Face Africa

Abdelkader Arby and Halima Cissé, a couple from Mali, recently celebrated the fourth birthday of their nonuplets.The children hold the record for most children born at a single birth to survive. Per the Guinness World Records (GWR), the parents also share the title of most children delivered at a single birth with Geraldine Brodrick (Australia)...

Source: Face2Face Africa - The Premier Pan-African Voice

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