White Baby Born To Black Parents – Not Albino

White Baby Born To Black Parents – Not Albino

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[Reporter]
Ben and Angela, how do you feel about little Nmachi?

[Angela Ihegboro]
Okay.

[Benjamin Ihegboro]
We feel – we feel excited. Having a new baby and at the same time, ah, a bit kind of having not too much to say, I mean not what to say from what comes out of birth of.

[Reporter]
What do you, what do you think Angela, the first time you seen Nmachi?

[Angela Ihegboro]
Well, the first time, I saw the baby, I am happy I have a baby, at the same time, I was surprised to see the blond hair, even when I, ah, was in my room, where they came to me, some people who saw me there and saw the baby, say ahh, it was a strange surprise, did I marry a white, is my husband a white man. I say: “No”. How come? “I don’t know.” This is just the way I saw the baby, so.

[Reporter]
And you Ben, when you saw Nmachi, what did you think?

[Benjamin Ihegboro]
It was almost same as she, I bit surprised, and at the same time happy to have a baby but it was a bit confusing that we have a blond. You know, in a completed black family. (laughs) So, but, ah, I had to ask questions because I never actually knew about what it is, about, I’m sure personally, its my kid. (laughs) I’m sure its my kid, but I don’t know why she is blond.

[Reporter]
You said that, they tried, first they, first they Albino, isn’t’ it?

[Benjamin Ihegboro]
Ya, ya! The nurse thought it was – she – she – she was Albino. But when they checked the eyes they said – they eyes are clear, eh. That is, that is not Albino.

[Reporter]
And now, the doctors are saying she’s not Albino, but what are they telling you now?

[Angela Ihegboro]
When they came to me this morning she was saying it might be generation past, past, you know, maybe where the child was originated from the the the blond hair.

[Benjamin Ihegboro]
In that case, if its, such generations past, does it mean that there were two whites or mixed race. If its mixed race, it won’t come blond, actually, normally I’ve not seen that.

[Reporter]
Is there any whites, do you two know any white relative on either side of your families.

[Benjamin Ihegboro]
I don’t know of white originated relative but I know that my mom is fair in complexion,

[Angela Ihegboro]
Igbo Nigerian

[Benjamin Ihegboro]
Its ? from Nigeria.

[Reporter]
She’s she’s still black, no?

[Benjamin Ihegboro]
She’s black, yah.

[Angela Ihegboro]
She’s black just the color.

[Reporter]
You’ve seen Albino’s in Nigerian do they look like?

[Angela Ihegboro]
No, No.

[Benjamin Ihegboro]
No.

[Angela Ihegboro]
This one is different from the real, the people who we call Albino. Their eyes, they bring their eye and even their head, the shape their head. You know. They can’t even see very well, but they say the eyes of my baby clear, clear. So its different from what we judge as Albino, as our own, back home.

[Reporter]
And the name, Nmachi, explain?

[Angela Ihegboro]
Nmachi is the Beauty of God

[Benjamin Ihegboro]
That’s that’s how the name implies, we think its a thing of beauty, not anything else. The name just came looking at her, we didn’t just decide that, we would call her this before she, you know, we thought that just what her name should be,

[Reporter]
Thank you very much.

[Benjamin Ihegboro]
You welcome.

White Baby Born To Black Parents – Not Albino. It was almost same as she, I bit surprised, and at the same time happy to have a baby but it was a bit confusing that we have a blond. You know, in a completed black family. (laughs) So, but, ah, I had to ask questions because I never actually knew about what it is, about, I’m sure personally, its my kid. (laughs) I’m sure its my kid, but I don’t know why she is blond. Complete Full Script, Dialogue, Remarks, Saying, Quotes, Words And Text.