Man Carries Generator To Hospital As He Takes Pregnant Wife To Give Birth To Their Child

A Ghanaian responsible man who took his pregnant wife to Somanya Poly Clinic handed over a generator to provide electricity for the doctors to work on his lovely wife.

The incident reportedly took place on Wednesday, 17th August 2022, in the Eastern Region Ghana, where residents of Yilo Krobo and Lower Manya have been without electricity for weeks.

This is after various areas were rammed into darkness after the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) cut them off from the national grid following a misunderstanding between the residents and ECG staff.

The argument resulted over meter replacements in the areas, where some locals resisted an exercise by ECG to replace prepaid meters with postpaid ones.

It is against this backdrop that the man carried a generator to provide the healthcare workers with electricity to work on his lovely wife.

“The plant is at the back of his car, and he brought it because the hospital does not have power,” a voice said in the video.

According to the video, someone is able to tell that there is no power around as the pick-up is parked in darkness.

UPDF Soldier Helps Woman Give Birth On Roadside

Elsewhere, a UPDF soldier who helped a woman give birth on the roadside at Queen Elizabeth National Park won the hearts of many with his heroic act. Sergeant Baguma Richard helped the woman give birth after she went into labor on the road and could not reach a medical facility which was still 20km away.

According to Deputy Spokesperson of the UPDF Deo Akiiki, the UPDF soldier helped to successfully deliver the newborn on the roadside in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda.

Check also;

• Brave UPDF Soldier Helps Woman Give Birth On Roadside
• Ugandan Woman Surprisingly Delivers Healthy Baby On Plane, Passengers Were Amazed
• VIDEO: Pregnant Woman Self-delivers Baby In Moving Car On The Way To Hospital

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