Judith Nkwochi, a Canadian citizen of Nigerian descent, had twins, amazing, even unique.
Brother and sister are radically different from each other. The Kamis boy is dark–skinned, with black hair and brown eyes. But the girl Kachi is an albino, with white skin.
Judith had to worry even before giving birth. At first, doctors reported that one of the babies would be born with Down syndrome.
Then, at 37 weeks, they conducted an examination, and it turned out that one of the children stopped developing.
To save the lives of both babies, they had to make an urgent decision — doctors recommended an emergency caesarean section.
Judith agreed, and Kamis was born, and then Kachi.
When the young mother first took her daughter in her arms, she was speechless with amazement.
She even thought that she had been given the wrong child by mistake.
But it turned out that both the boy and the girl are her long–awaited children.
The baby has poor eyesight and thin sensitive skin, but otherwise her health is quite normal.
Judith and her children attract attention everywhere, but it quickly became a habit. Brother and sister are already getting to know each other and showing mutual warm feelings.
