Nigerians react after Nigerian couple gives birth to a white baby girl

Nigerians are currently in shock, while the rest are catching cruise with the family's photos. In the trending photos, a Nigerian couple's baby girl skin colour got Nigerians talking.

According to reports, both parents are Nigerians and black. How come their last child and second daughter happens to be white - Caucasian with blonde hair and blue eyes? Some Nigerians believe it's albinism, while some believe the man has to conduct a DNA test.

Taking to his Twitter page, a popular Twitter influencer, Volqx, shared photos of a Nigerian couple who has a white baby girl. Volqx asked if the baby girl's skin colour is medically possible. The couple are identified as: Ben and Angela Ihegboro. They live in the United Kingdom (UK). 

Volqx tweeted: "Is this medically possible ?

A Nigerian couple Ben and Angela Ihegboro living in the U.K. gave birth to a white, blonde, blue-eyed baby."

Is this medically possible ?

“A Nigerian couple Ben and Angela Ihegboro living in the U.K. gave birth to a white, blonde, blue-eyed baby. pic.twitter.com/TAIGbIrI0r

— Volqx (@volqx) March 4, 2021

Reactions from Nigerians below:

Why is the man sweating in all the pictures 😂

— Tim Grey (@tim_greyy) March 4, 2021

To be white is one thing, to be blonde and have blue eyes means of the parent is caucasian.

Btw they are near caucasians. One of the parent is not in the picture. It could be a sperm donor or something.

— Kj🇨🇦🇳🇬 (@Kj07949539) March 4, 2021

It's possible but rare that albino genes are hidden in families for generations. Someone's grandparent must be an albino.
One couple in my village broke up cause the husband thought the wife cheated.

— Classic Mel (@jehh_piii) March 4, 2021

Possible genetically. One of her ancestors might have been white but the gene was recessive and later manifested.

— ѕмι✞нѕση ♔ (@midesmithh) March 4, 2021

Yes, I think it's medically possible. That baby is a result of reproduction..

Nature had its way 🥴 pic.twitter.com/bLmr2jnVem

— Tz_Ben (@ChikezieBenson) March 4, 2021

"Living in the U.K" suppose tell you say the original papa na init pic.twitter.com/Fiskgds50s

— Lori iro 🍫 (@comanderinchik) March 4, 2021