Can you imagine the surprise, a baby who was born to a mother and father who is black baby girl was born white. Let alone people who see or hear it, this pair was so amazed the baby looked white and blond.
The birth of the couple's third son Ben-Angela Ihegboro this, even the geneticists confuse. Because, Ihegboro and Angela did not have a history of mixed race in his family.
Ihegboro (44) and Angela comes from Nigeria. This couple was stunned and was silent for a thousand languages, so watch your baby is white, blond hair and blue eyes.
" We both just sat and stared after her birth. We are silent, " said Ihegboro in London, England, Wednesday (21 / 7).
Unique baby is named Nmachi. That is, the beauty of God in Nigeria. Nmachi born at Queen Mary's Hospital in England. Genetic and medical experts assert, it is not an albino baby girl or the skin, hair and eyes was normal.
Ihegboro and Angela also had no family background was white. " He was like an albino child, unlike anything I've seen in Nigeria or in books. He was seen as a healthy white baby, " said Ihegboro.
He dismissed the possibility of his wife's affair. " I'm sure my wife unfaithful. If any right is the result of an affair baby, his skin would not like today. So, he's certainly my children. My wife was honest with me," said Ihegboro, convincing.
" We do not know if there our ancestors who are white. We suspect there is a kind of genetic abnormality. But, if so, why the baby has curly blonde hair? " Said Ihegboro.
Angela is not less surprised at the baby was born via cesarean. Two previous children were born normal, Chisom (4) and Dumebi (2). " He is a miracle baby. But I still wonder what happened," he asserted.
Head of Human Genetic Oxford University, Professor Bryan Sykes, says, in a mixed race, color variants of the lighter skin may occur in children.
"And this can sometimes be very different from the skin of a parent. It may happen, as many as in the genetic mix of Afro-Caribbean communities. But in Nigeria, there is little mixed," said Professor Sykes.
Ihegboro and Angela should have a line of white ancestors, or more pale on their genes if their children are white. "But his hair is very unusual. Even babies do not have blond hair blonde hair like her (Nmachi) when born, " said Professor Sykes.
The professor would suspect the most likely Nmachi born as a result of gene mutations of unknown shape. But Nmachi very proud parents, because her baby are both healthy intact without the slightest flaw.
The birth of the couple's third son Ben-Angela Ihegboro this, even the geneticists confuse. Because, Ihegboro and Angela did not have a history of mixed race in his family.
Ihegboro (44) and Angela comes from Nigeria. This couple was stunned and was silent for a thousand languages, so watch your baby is white, blond hair and blue eyes.
" We both just sat and stared after her birth. We are silent, " said Ihegboro in London, England, Wednesday (21 / 7).
Unique baby is named Nmachi. That is, the beauty of God in Nigeria. Nmachi born at Queen Mary's Hospital in England. Genetic and medical experts assert, it is not an albino baby girl or the skin, hair and eyes was normal.
Ihegboro and Angela also had no family background was white. " He was like an albino child, unlike anything I've seen in Nigeria or in books. He was seen as a healthy white baby, " said Ihegboro.
He dismissed the possibility of his wife's affair. " I'm sure my wife unfaithful. If any right is the result of an affair baby, his skin would not like today. So, he's certainly my children. My wife was honest with me," said Ihegboro, convincing.
" We do not know if there our ancestors who are white. We suspect there is a kind of genetic abnormality. But, if so, why the baby has curly blonde hair? " Said Ihegboro.
Angela is not less surprised at the baby was born via cesarean. Two previous children were born normal, Chisom (4) and Dumebi (2). " He is a miracle baby. But I still wonder what happened," he asserted.
Head of Human Genetic Oxford University, Professor Bryan Sykes, says, in a mixed race, color variants of the lighter skin may occur in children.
"And this can sometimes be very different from the skin of a parent. It may happen, as many as in the genetic mix of Afro-Caribbean communities. But in Nigeria, there is little mixed," said Professor Sykes.
Ihegboro and Angela should have a line of white ancestors, or more pale on their genes if their children are white. "But his hair is very unusual. Even babies do not have blond hair blonde hair like her (Nmachi) when born, " said Professor Sykes.
The professor would suspect the most likely Nmachi born as a result of gene mutations of unknown shape. But Nmachi very proud parents, because her baby are both healthy intact without the slightest flaw.
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