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Nigerian couple gives birth to a white baby
You read it right. A Nigerian couple from London gave birth to a white, blond hair, blue-eyed baby girl. Baby Nmachi Ihegboro was born in London.

A Nigerian couple from London gave birth to a white, blond hair, blue-eyed baby girl and doctors are baffled.
Nigerian couple births white baby
Baby Nmachi Ihegboro was born at Queen Mary’s Hospital in Sidcup, several miles from London. At first it was believed that baby Nmachi was an albino, but doctors ruled out that possibility.
Neither parents have any mixed race in their history, which is why doctors are calling this case rare.
She doesn’t look like an albino child anyway – not like the ones I’ve seen back in Nigeria or in books,” father Ben Ihegboro told The Sun. “She just looks like a healthy white baby.” The father, also ruled out any possibility that the baby was not his. “Of course, she’s mine. My wife is true to me. Even if she hadn’t been, the baby still wouldn’t look like that,” said Ben Professor Bryan Sykes, head of Human Genetics at Oxford University, claims that in mixed race humans, the lighter variant of skin tone may come out in a child – and this can sometimes be startlingly different to the skin of the parents.
He said that both parents would have needed some form of white ancestry for a pale version of their genes to be passed on. The only way to explain such an outcome is due to some form of genetic mutation.
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Tyrone Covin
October 16, 2010 at 4:03 am
I did ‘nt get to read the article but i keep hearing about all the messed up crap thier putting in our drinking water around the world.So this just makes me think more .