By Erewunmi Peace

In what many residents of Mowe-Ofada, Ogun State, have described as “the miracle of the century,” a 75-year-old clergyman, Pastor James Ajibola, and his 63-year-old wife, Mrs. Janet Ajibola, have welcomed a set of twin baby boys after four decades of marriage without children.

The couple, who are founders of the Super JJJ School and ministers at the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Purity and Power Zone, became proud parents of twin sons — Joshua and James — in what witnesses say is a divine breakthrough that has left the entire community rejoicing.

The naming ceremony, held over the weekend at their church premises, drew worshippers, community leaders, and well-wishers from far and near.
Attendees described the atmosphere as “a celebration like no other,” with food, music, and praise filling the air.

According to eyewitnesses, Muslim clerics in the community also joined the thanksgiving service, repeatedly shouting “Allahu Akbar!” in acknowledgment of what they called God’s wondrous work.

“People came from different towns just to see if it was true,” one attendee told reporters. “Everyone went home with renewed faith and tears of joy.”

For over 40 years, Pastor and Mrs. Ajibola had remained childless, enduring years of emotional trials and community pressure. Despite that, they continued to lead their school and congregation faithfully, serving as an example of perseverance and devotion.

Family sources said the twins were delivered naturally, without any recorded medical intervention such as IVF or surgery — a claim that has further amazed residents and worshippers.

“It is nothing short of a miracle,” said a church elder. “Their story has strengthened the faith of many who have waited for their own blessings.”

Since the news broke, the Ajibola home has turned into a mini-pilgrimage site, with visitors trooping in daily to rejoice and give thanks.
The twin boys, Joshua and James, are said to be in good health, and the mother is reportedly recovering well.