Stacy was pleased to go in for the planned cesarean operation. Though she had been prepared for the arrival of sons Daniel and David Omirin, the mother and father were taken aback upon first seeing their looks.
The extraordinary twins were born on February 26, 2019, just minutes apart. However, despite sharing a similarity in eye color, Daniel and David had zero other things in common.
To a remarkable degree, Daniel resembles his elder sister, Demilade, in that he too has a dark complexion and wavy black hair. By contrast, David has always had blonde hair and a fair complexion.
The boys’ appearance was a complete shock to Stacy and her black husband.
There was a lot of consternation and perplexity at the twins’ appearance – Stacy claims that many people have trouble believing that Babajide is the bio dad of both kids and that she is their mom.
The mom was so happy to have kids that she didn’t care how they looked. The nurse’s comments to her as Daniel was brought out are still vivid in her mind.
To be sure, she couldn’t predict her husband’s reaction. The happy ending is that he reacted as any other parent would.
Their father was so pleased that he gave her Twin 2 (David) the name Golden, and now he refers to him as Mr. Golden. Upon seeing his sons, he was overcome with emotion. He stared at them for ten minutes straight, according to Stacy, and then he stated that he was just gazing at God’s magnificent craftsmanship, and they were his finest gift ever.
The twins are clearly genetically identical. However, David has oculocutaneous albinism, a disease he was born with. Albinism is a hereditary condition that results in the absence of pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and/or hair, giving those affected a striking appearance.
At first, the mother of three was worried about David, both because of his unique appearance and because of his health. As a result, symptoms such as sun exposure and vision issues may accompany the illness. The good news is that David has not had any major health problems.
Reports suggest that Albinism affects over two million people in Nigeria alone. Albinism is thought to affect between 1 in 5,000 and 1 in 15,000 babies born in Sub-Saharan Africa, according to the World Health Organization.
One in every 20,000 people in Europe and North America has albinism. Albinism may make life difficult in Nigeria. They are often the target of prejudice and suspicion, yet Stacy has been fortunate enough to have avoided such treatment so far.
David and Daniel have received offers from modeling agencies that are interested in using them in ad campaigns due to their exceptional looks.
If Stacy, a fashion designer, had her way, her sons would go into the modeling industry. Nonetheless, she is now committed to raising awareness and educating others about David’s illness.
To keep people updated on the boys’ lives and development, their mom has started an Instagram account.
Although the boys are inseparable, they have distinct individualities and hobbies despite being identical twins and lifelong buddies. Daniel is the more sociable and food-obsessed one. David enjoys taking a step back to survey the big picture. But they’re both such kind and generous kids.
Wow, that’s a great tale. It is wonderful to read about and see such cute images of David and Daniel.
Remember that it’s on the inside that counts, and I have no doubt that the kids will develop into fine young men.
