Nollywood actress Bimpe Akintunde, popularly known as Wasila Coded, has shared details of her challenging pregnancy journey, which she described as both frightening and faith-testing.
According to her, the health condition repeatedly forced her into emergency care.
“I was rushed in and out of the hospital about six times during the pregnancy because of the low blood pressure,” she revealed.
Akintunde further disclosed that she struggled with disturbing dreams and unsettling prophecies during the period but leaned on her faith for strength.
“I had so many terrifying dreams and death revelations, even from people who had no idea I was pregnant. It was a tough and scary journey, but I held on to God, knowing He would never leave me,” she said.
Recalling the birth of her second child, the actress explained that she had visited the clinic on July 17 for treatment but unexpectedly went into labour the following morning.
“On Friday morning, I was preparing to leave when the doctor asked me to come into the delivery room for a checkup. She told me to stay back—the baby was on the way! My heart skipped,” she narrated.
Describing the delivery as miraculous, Akintunde said the labour progressed so quickly she barely noticed where her phone dropped.
“In less than three hours, my priceless gift from God arrived. After nearly ten years, I gave birth naturally—no C-section, no complications—and it turned out to be the fastest delivery recorded at the clinic this year.
“Mom and baby are both doing well. Dear God, this could only have been You,” she concluded with gratitude.
