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“Stop using religion to discourage others from receiving their blessings” – Mary Njoku replies those calling IVF a failure

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Mary Njoku isn’t done advocating for IVF (In Vitro Fertilization).

Hours ago, she had sent a message to Nigerian religious women, noting how there is nothing wrong with IVF, as God created us with the wisdom to find solutions to our challenges. She admonished religious women to feel free to include IVF in their testimonies so that God can use them to inspire and bless other families as well.

Mary noted how testimony isn’t mandatory, as she added that anyone who can’t tell the complete story, should rest and avoid making God angry.

In a follow-up post, she slammed those who are fond of saying IVF failed them but God gave them a miracle. Calling such a statement absurd, she noted how IVF is a miracle and so is a C-section. The filmmaker noted how lots of families have been blessed through IVF as she stated that if it didn’t work for them, it has worked for others.

The wife of IROKO TV told them to stop using religion to discourage others from receiving their blessings.

“Saying IVF failed you, but God gave you a miracle is absurd.
IVF is a miracle!
C-sections are a miracle!

God has blessed countless families through them. If it didn’t work for you, it might work for someone else.

Stop using religion to discourage others from receiving their blessings.

Miracles can come in different forms.
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Early this year, Njoku avowed that a mother shouldn’t be compelled to have a different name from her underaged kids, except she is allowed to change their names too. She noted how one cannot build a name for many years and be asked to change it because someone doesn’t want a divorce.

Last year, Mary advised men on the importance of mothers to their children, as she noted how many men want their children to be brilliant, yet they treat their wives as a lamb. The filmmaker pointed out how a fowl can’t raise a tiger, indirectly telling men that a gentle wife and mother can’t raise kids to be like tigers.