The Town Where Everybody is Twins

The story of Igbo Ora the town with the highest number of twins birth in the world.
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[@wowneche]

It takes a lot of effort to film this videos can you support me by sharing the video to your friends? Thank you so much for watching 🙏🏾

[@Trendingnewsandupdates]

Definitely, I will.

[@Trendingnewsandupdates]

I just shared. May God bless your hustling 🙏

[@labakekareem6786]

Doing it right now, you are too much bro. God bless your efforts

[@kudumoagatius58]

What is the name of the plant they cook in English

[@blessingoluwaseunedema3742]

❤❤❤❤ kudos to you

[@The_Tife]

My home town! Everyone in my family are twins My mom My cousin My aunties My uncles Everyone!!!😊

[@nereaigogo4442]

This is wonderful

[@kulous]

Wow!

[@Nancy-tr5eo]

Am a twin from Kenya in my extended family we are the 4th twins shd we come there

[@danielfunsho-agun3327]

What about you?

[@The_Tife]

@@danielfunsho-agun3327 I hope I have twins too 😊

[@janetajayi1946]

one of my cousins reside in Igboora, she is not a native of Igboora and she gave birth to two set of twins within 4 years of living in this town. it is true ilasa (okro leaves) and yam are contributory factors for their fertility. these two are the major foods they are consuming in this town. the only vegetable they eat is Ilasa. in the absence of Ilasa they would eat another leaf called "Morogbo". Also, they are farming in this town the food they eat is organic coupled with genetic. these are the contributory factors for giving birth to twins

[@Drobib]

Don't say that to loud baby you gone have these infertile azz yt folks flying like clock work🛫🛬and I mean that

[@mrs.spicer]

Oh thanks. Because I was thinking that every one has to be related to keep having all these twins lol thanks!

[@olawalemrholy_nightingale]

You got it right, I'm from ibarapa

[@deedeeumondak4490]

Did she marry a native from there?

[@nenala7684]

It ain't no damn leaves that give these people the fertility of life! If that was true the RICH westerns would be eating them to have ONE baby. Twins come from genetics! And africa is the most fertile continent in the world! This town or state has people with similar genetics. Clear as day but lol about the yams and leaves 🍃 😅 🤣

[@bluebutterfly4594]

One thing I noticed about this Town was that everyone seemed to be happy and getting along. Very happy people seems like a nice place to live

[@4end]

smaller communities are happier in general.

[@adenikeoluwabusayo2868]

Things are cheap there aswell food to be precise

[@cemirla6039]

@@4end smaller communities are only happier if the people living there share more in a common.

[@macy98]

What a blessing! This is what called God blessings,

[@louellarobertson8074]

👌🏾

[@midegold1042]

My mum gave birth to twins twice and one of the twins gave birth to triplets

[@ogaf3578]

Ahhhh😅😅😅😅

[@thecelestialauntie]

😮😮😮😮

[@aleakitty]

I'm a twin (identical)and we have twin older brother (identical). Our grandmother had twin sisters (identical). my mother's sister my aunt has twins (fraternal). and my little sister had twins boys (identical)

[@astridediva]

Wowww

[@Nina-vs1ry]

What did she eat? ❤️

[@24TRUTH1]

"God created this town and blessed it with twins"... I must agree with them! So cool!!❤❤Such beautiful people!

[@ariannawilson4536]

Amen!

[@cw4608]

That man’s comment touched my heart as well.

[@HebrewIsraelite6737]

Yes the Igbo people are the original Hebrews of the bible, and it is a proven fact, they even practice and observe old Hebrew rituals and ceremonies which those fake Jews in the middle east know nothing about.

[@TheZuluman7]

Amazing story indeed .That part of Nigeria should be recorded in Guinness books of records..

[@kenduzouir]

It is actually in the Guinness book of record since 2014

[@LOVELYBEKESO1]

Indeed....these are rare genes

[@tastesweet9027]

Don't think it can since there is one like this in India

[@tessitodo940]

For real!

[@bethyosassytriplet]

There is already an entry in the Guinness book of records…sorry there can only be one🤷🏾‍♀️ Kodinhi island in India

[@ruth5833]

I got pregnant and my Nigerian friend touched my belly and said, “hey twins.” A few days later I found out I was having twins 😂 so funny!

[@wowneche]

Oh wow

[@wakandajam]

She knew before hand she spiritually checked on ya 😊

[@ctavares3414]

Maybe he’s from Igboora too

[@JohnnyBogaurd-ji5op]

My next kids going to be twins i just know it

[@bukola.o]

Even if they live outside igboora they still birth twins. The woman that I buy yam floor from here in Lagos has 3 sets of twin and when I asked her how she got them ,she said she's from igboora and they all birth twins in their town . God is great

[@achayootto4221]

Yeah would say the same. But EVERYBODY has twins...that's something more

[@michaelike8683]

Check another thing. Most of them marry people from or within their town.

[@classic_slimzy]

@@michaelike8683 exactly that's probably the reason

[@abdulaiorsinekamarajr2809]

Wow 😮

[@nereaigogo4442]

This is interestimg

[@netincomebiz]

My late Niece gave birth to twins for 4 consecutive times. They are all alive and doing great.

[@sitabarry7739]

May she rest in peace she was very lucky I wish I can have twins too i love them

[@livylu6287]

🤯🤯❤️❤️

[@prettyanitah4846]

​@@sitabarry7739 try eating okra soup and cassava you will get twins trust me God bless you 🙏

[@sitabarry7739]

Wow oh yeah ok I will ... Hopefully I'm gonna have 4 or more I will give your name to one of them my dad do got twins and one of them got twins too I wish to be lucky too maybe it's in my blood who knows

[@kakeykake7793]

​@@prettyanitah4846 it's so crazy that you say this...I made fufu and okra stew for the first time at Christmas last year and I am now 13 weeks pregnant with twins! Lol

[@beehot2464]

My dad is from igboora, we're born and brought up in Lagos state... my immediate kid sis are twin's....I'm more proud of igboora and thanks for sharing this unique twin birth to the world 🌍

[@tessitodo940]

You should be really. Wow!

[@brownchocolate7120]

Which state is igboora

[@cytkl]

Africans are blessed because they have pure souls

[@RestorativeRenaissance]

Aaw those two little toddler twins in the traditional costumes play fighting was sooo cute!! 😍

[@athiya_aa2]

Not just twins..bt identical twins..mashallah 😊

[@tincredible]

Right!! That's the real kicker because the majority of twins in the world are fraternal, and that simply results from multi-ovulation (which many women have a genetic predisposition to doing).The fact that the twins in this city are identical makes the story all the more fascinating because it's long been thought by scientists and doctors that people aren't predisposed to having identical twins. Regarding identical twins, the egg splitting that occurs just after fertilization is thought to be a purely coincidental accident of Mother Nature and not a function of genetic or environmental factors. HOWEVER, this town's twin population aggressively challenges that theory. Though not yet discovered and confirmed, there MUST be something in nature that makes these people more likely to have identical twins. This can't be coincidental.

[@athiya_aa2]

@@tincredible i agree with you😊

[@beneaththecrust4661]

BINNT SHOW, I noticed that too.

[@twins4life274]

We're fraternal.

[@alixyipede9071]

Na true very identical

[@classic_slimzy]

Ooh Lord please bless me with twins identical boys as lovely as this village Amen 🥲🥲

[@leeblake9279]

I like your vision, may your dream come through! Blessings

[@classic_slimzy]

@@leeblake9279 Amen oooh 🙏🙏

[@summerglow]

Amen 💖

[@joylalah4573]

Amen. God bless you with your heart desires

[@aframaco9491]

Nigeria as a country does have the record of the most twin births in the world!

[@calishiavibes5952]

Lol 😂

[@Mrs.411]

Yeah my parents are Nigerian, I’m a twin (girl and girl) and my younger siblings are also twins (girl and boy)

[@aframaco9491]

@@Mrs.411 Wow 🤩

[@realtalk37851]

Yeah and scammers too 😢

[@dranchd6571]

@@realtalk37851 Stop it. Anything positive about Africa should not trigger that thing in you.

[@TheCierra1020]

You will receive a very prestigious film makers award in the name of Jesus Christ..your work is phenomenal..may God bless you to make many many more❤ this was fantastic

[@wowneche]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@GrimeyCrunchdog]

Ni oruko Olurun 😊

[@GrimeyCrunchdog]

And Ashe/Ase

[@osasowie9964]

@@wowneche I luv what you re doing nd I hope to see you one day by God grace

[@michaelikwoche3134]

The fact that when they are asked if they want twins and their reply is they have twins already it thrilling

[@tobimcmorris7690]

Great content! A foreign Catholic Rev. Sister who is gynaecologist/obstetrician (not sure of her academic qualifications!), and used to work somewhere in the South West, conducted a research into the 'phenomenon' and discovered that: The cause of the pervasive twin birth in the town, is the type of YAM which, they consume there. This yam contains properties which cause fertilised eggs to split. I think that she was awarded a prize in recognition of her work

[@yvettekinchking8838]

Very interesting

[@TheTruthSpeakerTV]

Send me some yams please. As a matter of fact that's a business right there, we marketing that yam globally. I need a farm there..

[@AnnKanini]

​@@TheTruthSpeakerTV 😂😂me too need the yam

[@Odeel9267]

Pls I need yam from igbo ora

[@Ivoryedna]

I need the yam too oo pls

[@rotimidavididowu37]

This town is just blessed by God.

[@lauarascott]

Amen 🙏.

[@samsonomorogbe429]

This igbora town is blessed for them to have twins in almost all families. Twin is in their lineage, it is not by the food or water. God made it to be so for them.

[@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci]

The reason this town is unique is not just because of the high number of twins but the fact that most of their twins seem to be identical. Identical twins are much rarer than fraternal twins and what causes a fertilized egg to split and grow into two genetically identical babies is still largely unknown, while the cause of fraternal twins is simple, just a woman releasing two eggs when she ovulates rather than just one, and both of them getting fertilized and implanted in the womb. They come from two separate eggs fertilized by two different sperm, so are no more alike genetically than any two full siblings, other than being the same age. Identical twins in contrast are still a mystery; scientists still don’t know how to replicate the process that causes identical twinning. And sometimes of course the process goes wrong and results in conjoined twins.

[@NubianP6]

My (ex) husband and I have identical twin girls that were born in Germany. We lived in a very small village, on a circle behind the Rathaus (like a city hall here in America), and despite there not being very many houses back there on our street, there were three other German families who also had twins before we had ours. We used to joke that there was “something in the water”. 😂 As for diet and the likelihood i’m having twins, there have been studies that have shown that people who have diets that consist of a lot of tuber roots, such as yams, which are high in phytoestrogen, could possibly increase the likelihood of a woman releasing more than one egg. A lot of people don’t know that getting pregnant with identical twins doesn’t necessarily have a genetic component. It’s more or less random, but there are some factors that make it more likely such as race (Black people have twins most often), height, and age.

[@minnamae25]

My cousin is having twins. First one to have twins in our family in many many generations. She also LOVES sweet potatoes. She eats them all the time. I jokingly told her that she's pregnant from eating yams all the time because i heard that before. This is amazing that this could be the possibility. ❤❤❤

[@slee7991]

​@@minnamae25 just curious what her nationality is? Sweet potatoes and yams are different, which ones did she eat?

[@Xyztxo1082]

@@slee7991sweet potatoes have been said to increase the chances of having twins by some locals in Africa too

[@DavidNkwa]

One of the wonders of Nigeria. This Igbora story is something that we need to share more for the world to hear. Thanks for sharing

[@wowneche]

So true

[@lbyorubaAkobi]

Better to keep it quiet as we don’t want the westerners to come and start meddling with theses unique people. All praises to the most Yah Oluwa. HalleluYah

[@kenduzouir]

Actually Igbo Ora is already in the Guinness book of world record.

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

Let's not mystify this issue. It's genetics. Igbora is a small rural community, meaning that they are likely to marry within their wider kin network or close community. Such increases the higher chances of twin birth. Medical research for areas like OAU and UCH should investigate and document this. Thanks for sharing.

[@classic_slimzy]

@@uzoejekwumadu7731 exactly

[@stellakeke4743]

Twins are special blessing from God and l'm one of them.

[@tanishanightingale]

Me too

[@twins4life274]

Us too

[@olujimielegbede5172]

My late maternal grandmother was from igbo ora. She had 4 sets of twins but only the last set of twins survived beyond infancy.

[@squarcircle2254]

Wow! She must be a very strong woman to lose 6 children (three pairs/sets). May they rest in peace and may she rest in peace as well!

[@deellaboe437]

I want to visit! My dads a twin, my husband's mom is a twin. Yes, I have twins! We have 15 sets in our families. I live in the Twin Cities Minnesota in America, and we have alot of twins, but nothing compares to this. thanks for sharing.

[@GrimeyCrunchdog]

Excellent scientific social and educational video Not even BBC can surpass this particular video my man! Thanks from every NIGERIAN on the planet my G❤❤❤

[@sueyoung1839]

Man I tell you, I was here crying and felt I'm worthless for not getting a child at my age. I ask the Lord for help, and then your video shows up in my feed. Thank you brother for this content. I believe the more a person make others happy, true blessings always rein upon that person. God bless you and guidance on your journey. New subscriber

[@summerglow]

How old are you dear? Have faith 🙏

[@ElenaBlanca46]

You are loved and special

[@sueyoung1839]

@@summerglow Hi, thank you. God bless you.

[@sueyoung1839]

@@ElenaBlanca46 God bless you 🙌

[@AmoebaInk]

You're not worthless. I think sometimes God withholds children to encourage adoption. I'm 42 and childless. But I take care of my nephew and have worked with thousands of other children as a teacher. Being a mother is a blessing, but many other ways to be of value.

[@Zarasha1]

Nature is powerful.Yahweh be praised forever.❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@blackmuzunguu4525]

Protect your town brothers and sister it’s a natural wonder. God bless Africa

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Very true, it's amazing.

[@havinghope1412]

Love from USA, the people are sooo beautiful too!!!

[@Fenix.1111]

My ancestors are from Nigeria. I birthed twins 2 times.

[@mikeshreds4real]

Can’t wait for you to visit home

[@AfricanUSA-th9ov]

Yes. They are from Nigeria

[@AfricanUSA-th9ov]

Yoruba People Give Birth To Twins And Triplets

[@NYCAppl3]

I love this. I'm a twin and I have a set of twins. My sister has a set of twins. My brother's ex wife was carrying a set of twins. There was a twin miscarriage on my maternal side. It's truly a blessing 🙏🏽😊

[@lararajitola9352]

My mother is from the town. She has twin as elder and younger brothers and sisters. My younger brother and I also gave birth to twins. The town is really blessed.

[@funmilayoolaire1206]

I want twins too😊

[@catherinebafour6153]

Not only twins but identical twins also.

[@Isiejeme0829]

Twins capital of the world. What a unique town, people.

[@annejames890]

All I can say is amen, and to God be the glory for all the great things He has done.

[@kenitahearne9765]

I live in USA. My dad was a twin, my mom’s dad was a twin, I had twins and my sister had twins too

[@wowneche]

wow

[@Factsabouthumanss]

I think any Barren person should relocate to igbora 😂 watching from Zambia

[@lubondochilekwa]

Watsup twin! 🇿🇲

[@iForgiven]

I thought our family was special because at least one set of twins have been born for six generations. ❤

[@twiggs65]

I took a DNA test and I came out 54 percent Nigerian, they also give me the name of the tribe, Igbo. I was already aware of a people in Nigeria having a high percentage of twins, so even before the DNA test, I thought I belonged to these people. In my village in the Caribbean we also have a very high percentage of twins, my grandmother has twin sisters, my sister has triples, my first cousi has twin boys and our small village have many twins. Bless be to the Blessed. ❤️ So nothing to do with the water or soup in the village, it's in the blood.

[@debbiepumphery]

BRING. IT. OUT. 🌿🥰🌿😍🌿😔🌿🌿🌿🌿

[@debbiepumphery]

🌿😘🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌹🌿🌿🌿🌿😘🌿

[@afemaie4130]

The people from Igboora are not Igbos. Igbos are easterners. Igboora is in western Nigeria. They are Yorubas not Igbos.,

[@twiggs65]

@AN-Nuke M I was given the tribe name, Igbo, which I come to understand is in Nigeria.

[@azeezatbalogun4341]

@@twiggs65 these people are igbo ora from the Yoruba ethnic group it is different from the igbo( which you were given) who are a different tribe entirely. Same spelling different pronounciation and history. Even if you were given a name, it is different from these people. Carry out a thorough research to help you understand the complex african identities so that you can find the right family or tribe for you. Most Africans are extremely sensitive about their identities.

[@lizzysarimiye2778]

This so beautiful. The village is blessed.

[@tolueesikabu322]

O^

[@preciousblackstone5051]

I agree with the twins who said it is God who has blessed that town with all those twins. Nice video. 👍

[@ogeinspirationalTv]

Wow! God. Thank you for sharing this. Biko my sons should start searching for wives from Igbora ooh. Infact. I need to come back to Nigeria to eat their food biko. Is God not amazing? This is my own country Nigeria! I’ve never heard about this town before. Igbora here I come with my daughters, to eat slimy soup and yam.💃💃💃😄

[@classic_slimzy]

Yes ooh I want to visit them too

[@ogeinspirationalTv]

@@classic_slimzy Let’s go abeg 💃💃

[@nereaigogo4442]

Can somebody send me these yams

[@funmilayospeters1171]

Even I know a family here in Abuja that is from the same town and has gotten 5 children,2 twins and their first born Even my aunt married to the place and birthed twins twice

[@ukwovandi8966]

It is God that gives all good gifts be it twins or material possession. I believe God blessed the town and their genes with ability to birth twins.

[@georgentuthuko1170]

I think God LOVES Nigeria

[@amandaeguale1641]

I believe so too because so many things are kept hidden in that country

[@zionssolutiontv7147]

We also have this soup in my place and its slimy😂 We have so many twins in my place In my family( among my siblings), we have more than 10 sets of twins

[@ezeagozie-ct9uw]

Twins is good 😅

[@ezeagozie-ct9uw]

Twins is good 😅

[@thandiwong9820]

What is the name of the yam n soup you used to get twins pls?

[@Xyztxo1082]

Could we get a recipe of the soup you eat please? Full recipe and ingredients

[@jannifersophiajackson1815]

It is because of God that this is possible! Marvelous!😻😻😻

[@gabrielasuquo9097]

Jesus this is lovely,this country is very unique

[@wowneche]

True

[@nikeakinsuyi6688]

Dear it is a community in to state of Nigeria. Very unique

[@nikeakinsuyi6688]

Am from ondo state I be going to oyo state to see my sister and will still to the Igbo ora community. God bless u WC

[@GrimeyCrunchdog]

Jesus I posted starting with the word JESUS on a previous clip of your twins😂😂😂 Someone else started the same way here on the long version 😂😂😂❤ Twins Where is my wife among these women

[@tundebakare6887]

@@nikeakinsuyi6688 am from Ondo I love twins maybe I will search for a lady in that town to marry

[@ucheo9144]

kind and guiless people get twins even without asking...these people are welcoming and seem to get along with one another is what I observe. God loves that.

[@akinyeyeolamide1184]

Great to see my home town on this platform. We actually have 2 set of twins in my family but I’m still waiting to have mine . 😂

[@isaaceze7555]

This is quite unbelievable, I think it's just about the blessing of God it's not about the food.

[@sblogan07]

This was nice, I’m a twin living in the states. Being a twin is a blessing.

[@the-youth-movement-TYM]

I love twins. I pray God give me one when I'm ready.

[@hollyozioma]

Wow, what a sight. It definitely has a spiritual element to it. It may indeed be the water that has been blessed in this town's history and a pronouncement made that those who drink it will bring forth twins. A very amazing and unique phenomenon.❤

[@mikecarlton9000]

So if you don't know the science, you say it's god or magic?

[@hollyozioma]

@@mikecarlton9000 God is behind everything, even when we know the science behind it, because He created science and everything else.

[@Shortytash]

​@@hollyozioma Amen 🙏🏾

[@couleuredgirl6314]

The yams they eat!

[@Shortytash]

@@couleuredgirl6314 I heard about yams too!

[@ADE-of-LAGOS]

Remember that its only in Yorubaland we have a deity for twins.

[@can_you_guess_my_new_username]

I was born here but adopted by Canadian missionaries. I went back to this town and saw someone that looked just like me.

[@nkechidouglas5541]

Wow...😊

[@blessingakpakoro2087]

Amazing

[@cpdforall]

Anytime I watch a video like this, I feel grateful to Allah, I'm from Ibarapa Central (Igboora) and my third birth was twins, almost all members of my family had a set of twins and I have an aunt that has 7 birth each was twins. Alhamdulillah. I'm so proud of this, bro

[@tessyobiora]

please or someone is in need of help

[@tessyobiora]

please or someone is in need of help

[@chikaamobi5685]

Wow…congratulations. I love twins. I hope you don’t mind me asking. Did you and your family members who had twins marry from Igboora? Could it be that Igboora people marry each other and so increases their chances of birthing twins?

[@cpdforall]

@@chikaamobi5685 I'm from Igboora and my husband is from Ibadan Though, both my parents are from Igboora

[@chikaamobi5685]

@@cpdforall okay. That’s great.

[@Bloodyhell161]

This was brilliant ! I never knew this village existed. I love videos like this one !

[@sao8949]

The same story in Igangan, not too far from igboora.. Wonderful..

[@catherinechichi150]

This is grace of God

[@teejayangel6638]

They're truly blessed, children are a great blessing.

[@gladysmakosa1125]

Can someone please take me to igboora, I want twins, watching from Zambia

[@DrKniz]

I always wanted twins. Maybe i have to relocate to this place .

[@nollyobi8563]

The joy of having twins. I have twin boys too. But sometimes I forget they are twins 🤭

[@mariamajor5417]

The little boy's are so handsome

[@sonofAbel]

the way oyo people speak yoruba is so sweet to my ears

[@mosidatwaheed7130]

Oyo state is blessed with giving birth to twins, in oyo town where I came from we have a lot of twins in my paternal family. It is passed from generation to another.

[@senior_papeepablo3653]

This is to my shock also, I thought it was only in Brazil and india, besides this is across the whole world. Naija we no dey carry last. Thanks brother for the updates. Cheers 🥂

[@kenduzouir]

Igbo ora is already in the Guinness book of world record as the town with the highest number of multiple births.

[@crysiawallfall7887]

Greetings, my goodness, only in Africa these marvelous things can happen. Well , I believe that that there is something in what they eat that changes the genetics structure in them leading to the birth of Twins. Anytime something different is happening to humans is because something, somehow got into the body that is in the land where they live that changes. Nothing happens just like that, and because they are carry of the gene pool so automatically when having children with someone else especially from the same village , automatically can create twins . Thank you. This is an amazing story. Keep up your good work. Your sista from across the ocean . Costa Rica central America.

[@wowneche]

Thank you so much 🙏🏾

[@finallyanaccount]

And identical at that! Love this. It’s so interesting because in another African country (can’t recall which one), twins are seen as a curse and are abandoned. Whereas these people embrace their twins, beautiful!

[@oluwafemioni4330]

Actually some places in eastern Nigeria abandoned or killed twins till d practice was abolish via drive by Missionary Mary Slessor

[@nkechidouglas5541]

Guilty as charged. In certain towns and amongst certain people groups in Nigeria, twins were deemed to be evil and abandoned to die immediately after birth. A white missionary called Mary Slessor eventually put a stop to it, and also the offering of human sacrifice. I think it occurred Mostly in the Cross-River State area of Nigeria. The Yoruba, however, have always revered twins. They are regarded as the king amongst children, so they don't have a history of killing twins.

[@komolafekrupa1315]

Wow! Amazing. Thank you!

[@KingsleyNMomah]

Incredible!! Great work bro

[@Sommyhenny]

Multiple births are recorded in Igbo Ora than anywhere in the world. The high rate of twins in Igbo-Ora has been historically attributed to a Yoruba meal, Amala and Ilasa. This meal is said to contain gonadotrophins, a chemical that helps women produce multiple eggs.

[@stephanieward3471]

I’ve been told, that my mother’s family is definitely from there! Her mother had 3 sets of twins, and 2 sets of triplets! I have twins! My aunts have twins and / or twin grandchildren! My grandmother’s sisters, didn’t have any twins, but their children and grandchildren had twins! Our family doesn’t always skip a generation with our twin births either! I think, if is a hereditary gift from GOD!

[@Wisdomslight]

You are truly blessed from above 🪔

[@abongilentsane7079]

This is fascinating!!! Thank you for sharing this story.

[@emilybupilo4233]

I believe it's a combination of God's wonder and the plants he created, of course. Katima, Namibia.

[@talenthunt102]

You are doing a great job bro!

[@2kh13]

You did a wonderful job on the commentary! Thank you for sharing and documenting this.🙏🏽

[@ochamiliky2688]

Thanks. I love the way you do your research.

[@saintgabrielgospelrhap6642]

Wow... Nigeria is full of amazing people and stories ❤❤

[@africanadage852]

I love the joy that seems to eminate from these people. Truly blessed by God.

[@EVIESECOND]

Truly enjoyed this video. Thank you. ❤❤

[@janezikita8775]

What a blessed town ,I would love to stay there for a year just to get twins ,or send me that soup here in Zambia.

[@pamela-sonyaovono4758]

Definitely would love to visit as I long for twins so dearly! This town is surely heavenly blessed. The Nigerian government must make it an attractive tourism destination, or even have it recognized by UNESCO. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@akinboye6199]

That is right. I am disappointed when I saw the state of that town in this video. I know igbo ora since early 80s during my school days. Medical students from. University of Ibadan used to go to the town then for research about this multiple birth scenarios. I am shocked to see that the town has degenerated to this low years after. State government should beautifies the town more to attract tourists.

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

@@akinboye6199 Beatify the town to attact tourists? What about the people living there, do they matter?

[@mehammy5788]

@@wordsbymaribeja1470 just my thought. As I read the first statement above, I thought "What about the people's privacy?"

[@AmoebaInk]

It's interesting, particularly for geneticists, not really a good reason for a tourist attraction.

[@akinboye6199]

@@mehammy5788 I am learning for the first time that tourist disturb the privacy of host town. When your place have something that is beautiful and unique. You will want to showcase it to none native far and near. Many tourists destinations all over the world are sources of income generation to both the locals and the government. Tourist never intrude into anyone privacy. They come and go and spend money on foods, hotels and solveneers etc. Example are Dubai, many Caribbeans destinations, and many cities across USA and the whole world

[@langarsairyon4526]

Finally, African are telling their own story to the world 🌎 🙌 👏

[@GinaDanielTV]

God is a God of wonders🙏🏼🙏🏼 His ways are mysterious🙏🏼 Awesome video🙏🏼🥰

[@bongiwezinhle6082]

Wow this is really amazing ey,we really need more of such videos 😊

[@princessharirari60]

Amazing content, thank you for sharing! I am Zimbabwean 🇿🇼 and this truly warmed my heart ♥️

[@charfraser1916]

Hesi Princess shamwari😅

[@princessharirari60]

@@charfraser1916 ha ha ha! Hesi shamwari, uribhoo? 😅

[@PrettyYvette19911]

I'm blessed to be a twin as well

[@tessitodo940]

This is a wonderful video. Absolutely wow!

[@rogersampaio7450]

This channel is underrated...

[@tibaba4realayeni259]

When I was in the medical school one of our Physiology lecturers mentioned this multiple twins issue in Igboora and said it has been attributed to diosgenin present in the yam they consume in that land which stimulates multiple ovulation. Thanks for the video

[@oktina5944]

Yes I've heard of yam giving high possibilities of birthing twins

[@adeleyelufadeju6030]

Oestrogen

[@tincredible]

But most of the twins in this town appear to be identical. Multi-ovulation results in fraternal twins.

[@adeniyidamilola3466]

Multiple ovulation is not the case here as most ot the twins are identical, my mum is an indigene an she has twin siblings too

[@enetamuno5953]

Yes I have read a study on consumption of Yam and Twin birth

[@ngozijennifer4329]

Wow! God is indeed great😍😍 I would love to have twins 💖 thanks bro for sharing this content, God bless you 🙏

[@karlmacdonald3267]

Dude your video was rad, good job my friend....Real Life!

[@sammesamme-nlar2829]

Wonderful story and phenomenon indeed!!!

[@bismarck40987]

Allah is wonderful and He gives to Whom He wills .

[@tessybestobidi7465]

God is great 👍, God please give me twins 👯‍♀️ I want to have an identical twins. Because I believe you are the one that gives babies not vegetable and water. Thank you so much for this video, remain bless

[@nereaigogo4442]

Relocate to this village

[@Moneyisboss]

Very well documented thank you for sharing such a wonderful video

[@jobdawn7093]

Hi am so glad I found back your videos thanks 👍 for sharing the world with us 🙏