How did the blackNigerian coupleliving in London give birth to a white daughter?This is the puzzle some British doctors tried to unravel on Thursday and Friday as they came out with a startling revelation that more Nigerians may give birth to white children.According to a report on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), on Thursday night, British doctors were quoted as saying that it was no more an uncommon thing for Nigerian women to give birth to white children.According to them, many Nigerians may be harbouring long dormant Caucasian DNA from a long-forgotten interracial relationship and this may have led to the situation of Ben and Angela Ihegboro who gave birth to a blonde baby, Nmachi.The BBC quoted the doctors as giving three potential reasons for the baby’s unusual feature. These, they said, include “white genes which entered both of her parents’ families long ago, a genetic mutation unique to her, or albinism.”The doctors said the first possibility looks most convincing as they stated that there were evidences that many Nigerians had interracial relationships with Caucasians whose DNA are always very strong and which may have been dormant for many years.According to the doctors, like many human traits, a person’s colour is influenced by about 12 different genes, which together control the amount of pigment - or melanin - produced in the skin.How did the black Nigerian couple living in London give birth to a white daughter?
This is the puzzle some British doctors tried to unravel on Thursday and Friday as they came out with a startling revelation that more Nigerians may give birth to white children.
According to a report on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), on Thursday night, British doctors were quoted as saying that it was no more an uncommon thing for Nigerian women to give birth to white children.
The doctors said, many Nigerians may be harbouring long dormant Caucasian DNA from a long-forgotten interracial relationship and this may have led to the situation of Ben and Angela Ihegboro who gave birth to a blonde baby, Nmachi.
The BBC quoted the doctors as giving three potential reasons for the baby’s unusual feature.
These, they said, include “white genes which entered both of her parents’ families long ago, a genetic mutation unique to her, or albinism.”
The doctors said the first possibility looks most convincing as they stated that there were evidences that many Nigerians had interracial relationships with Caucasians whose DNA are always very strong and which may have been dormant for many years.
According to the doctors, like many human traits, a person’s colour is influenced by about 12 different genes, which together control the amount of pigment - or melanin - produced in the skin.
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