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Special aide to former President John Mahama has received love and congratulatory messages on social media after successfully delivering triplets.
In a Facebook post, Joyce Bawah Mogtari is seen in a picture carrying one of the babies while her husband, Hudu Mogtari, a former CEO of Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) and H.E. John Mahama carry the other two.
Social media users could not hide their joy but celebrate the former Deputy Transport Minister in the erstwhile Mahama administration, who is now a mother of four.
Read some of their comments below
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