Fanirandele:
Not only are many Nigerians ignorant they are also wicked and lack empathy. Can you imagine that some people are laughing at her and even some hospital staff are acting so ignorant , sad. Don't be surprised that those laughing and running away are so called religious people. It's only in Nigeria where so many claim to be religious but they are so wicked.

By God's Grace the twins will be separated succeefully. I can't believe that the Doctors chose to withhold information from the parents claiming they may not have been able to handle it. Naija type of medicine, that is not their decision to make, you must carry your patient along through every stage. I won't be suprised if they didn't really know exactly where the twins where conjoined hence their vagueness to the parents. The mother is right it's best they speak with the woman who also had conjoined twins so they don't fall into the hands of some quacks who want to experiment with their kids .

You are very correct.

some one need to rich to Ben Carson on Phone. so that he can give them appointment hence he was afraid of coming to this country

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PresVA:
Illiteracy .. Imagine people running from him cos he had conjoined twins; attributing the birth to evil.. God deliver Nigeria. .
Oga, God's your strength. .I hope they're successfully separated soon.. ThankGod, they share no vital organ together. .


Btw, Doctors in the house, what causes twins to be conjoined?

How They Are Formed
Conjoined twins are genetically identical, and are, therefore, always the same sex. They develop from the same fertilized egg, and they share the same amniotic cavity and placenta.

Twinning occurs one of two ways: either a woman releases two eggs instead of the usual one or she produces only one egg that divides after fertilization. If she releases two eggs, which are fertilized by separate sperm, she has fraternal twins. When a single, fertilized egg divides and separates, she has identical or paternal twins.

In the case of conjoined twins, a woman only produces a single egg, which does not fully separate after fertilization. The developing embryo starts to split into identical twins during the first few weeks after conception, but stops before the process is complete. The partially separated egg develops into a conjoined fetus.

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