Chizzy Alichi Opens Up on Her Desperation to Have a Child as She Welcomes a Baby Boy
Nollywood actress Chizzy Alichi has recalled a challenging period in her life when she was pregnant and dealing with a medical condition. She underwent weekly scans and had to spend time on bed rest at home and in the hospital.
She described how she spent the trying period of her life, turning to prayer and even paid tithes in various churches, both online and offline, in an attempt to seek divine intervention. She admitted that she was desperate and trying everything she could think of to alleviate her situation.
In addition to paying tithe the chapel became her second home. Chizzy stated that she was also actively involved in charitable work, volunteering at orphanages and helping those in need on the streets.
She described how she spent the trying period of her life, turning to prayer and even paid tithes in various churches, both online and offline, in an attempt to seek divine intervention. She admitted that she was desperate and trying everything she could think of to alleviate her situation.
In addition to paying tithe the chapel became her second home. Chizzy stated that she was also actively involved in charitable work, volunteering at orphanages and helping those in need on the streets.
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“My boy is here
I don’t even know where to start from, but all I can say is Thank you, God Almighty, for what you have done for me and my family.
My son actually arrived a while ago (at 30 weeks ), spent 3 weeks and 4 days (25days) in the NICU
It was the most difficult time of my life. From when a medical condition was detected while I was pregnant to weekly scans, bed rest at home and sometimes in the hospital. I cried, I prayed/joined different online prayers, I paid tithes in different churches both online and offline ( I said maybe God is angry because I wasn’t paying enough tithes, lol), it’s funny to me now. Still, it wasn’t then; I was just doing everything that came to my head. Chapel was my second home (I’m a catholic). I did many charities at the orphanage homes and on the streets. My father’s portrait wasn’t left out; I always pray with it because I was very close to him. Immediately he died, I knew he would come back to me, I’m like “Papa, I thought you were coming back to me, what is going on, you don’t want to come again?” Hmmm, I can’t even explain everything that happened. Still, I can only say that God is too faithful to fail, and those who trust him can NEVER be put to shame. God is the greatest.
My cutest Kenechukwu is home and he’s perfect”.
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“My boy is here
I don’t even know where to start from, but all I can say is Thank you, God Almighty, for what you have done for me and my family.
My son actually arrived a while ago (at 30 weeks ), spent 3 weeks and 4 days (25days) in the NICU
It was the most difficult time of my life. From when a medical condition was detected while I was pregnant to weekly scans, bed rest at home and sometimes in the hospital. I cried, I prayed/joined different online prayers, I paid tithes in different churches both online and offline ( I said maybe God is angry because I wasn’t paying enough tithes, lol), it’s funny to me now. Still, it wasn’t then; I was just doing everything that came to my head. Chapel was my second home (I’m a catholic). I did many charities at the orphanage homes and on the streets. My father’s portrait wasn’t left out; I always pray with it because I was very close to him. Immediately he died, I knew he would come back to me, I’m like “Papa, I thought you were coming back to me, what is going on, you don’t want to come again?” Hmmm, I can’t even explain everything that happened. Still, I can only say that God is too faithful to fail, and those who trust him can NEVER be put to shame. God is the greatest.
My cutest Kenechukwu is home and he’s perfect”.
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