What began as a routine marriage registration at Lekki LCDA turned into an unforgettable moment when a bride went into labour shortly before her wedding ceremony.
Epe Insights reports that the unexpected development occurred within the council secretariat, prompting an immediate medical response.
The bride was quickly rushed to the Primary Health Centre located inside the secretariat.
Medical personnel on duty responded swiftly and professionally to the emergency.
She safely delivered a healthy baby boy moments later.
Council officials described the incident as both surprising and joyful.
Despite the sudden turn of events, both mother and child were confirmed to be in stable condition.
The Executive Chairman of Lekki LCDA, Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali (MNSE, MNATE), visited the new mother shortly after delivery.
He ensured that her wedding certificate and ring were delivered to her bedside.
The chairman also presented cash gifts to celebrate the birth of the baby and the couple’s union.
Healthcare workers who handled the delivery were commended for their dedication and professionalism.
Officials noted that the quick intervention of the medical team prevented complications.
The event drew attention from staff and visitors at the secretariat.
Many described the occurrence as a rare blend of joy and surprise.
Council representatives stated that the incident highlights the importance of accessible primary healthcare services.
Residents have since extended congratulations to the family.
The council reaffirmed its commitment to quality healthcare and responsive service delivery.
Observers described the moment as a memorable chapter in the history of the LCDA.
The birth and marriage, occurring almost simultaneously, created a remarkable story within the community.
Both mother and baby are reportedly recovering well.
The council extended best wishes to the family as they begin a new chapter together.
