Why are some igbos light skinned

Posted by Gideon. Bottomline: Many Igbos do not know that they have Portuguese blood in them. Posted by Voltron. Posted by Ruksy. Please log in to post questions. Kindly, Click here or click on the power icon at the top-right to login and start sharing your thoughts. Log In. Create New Account. Private answer Long before the British came to Nigeria, the Portuguese had been here. Marked as spam Posted by Voltron Answered on July 25, Private answer Can't really say much prior to this, as I've equally seen black igbo people and I've never noticed the disparity between the colours, not until now.

To Bini men and Igbo men, they were only entertaining their foreign visitors. They had no idea that they were altering the course of history forever.

The Portuguese enjoyed free sex with almost any woman they wanted, and impregnated as many Nigerian ladies as possible. When the children were born, they came out light-skinned, and that marked the start of the lighter Igbo men and women.

The light skin gene has been passed from generation to generation and most Igbos have forgotten any of these stories. Many Igbo men and women have coloured hair, coloured eyes, light skin, and look more foreign than African.

However they do not know that they are partially Portuguese. This logic can be accepted as true, because mixed babies were also make in some Nigerian states when the British came to colonise the country.

Many Igbo and Bini fathers gave their daughters and maids to the white men for sexual pleasures. This was when many ladies got pregnant with half Portuguese children and had children who have a light skin tone. To Bini men and Igbo men, they were only entertaining their foreign visitors. They had no idea that they were altering the course of history forever.

The Portuguese enjoyed free sex with almost any woman they wanted, and impregnated as many Nigerian ladies as possible. When the children were born, they came out light-skinned, and that marked the start of the lighter Igbo men and women. The light skin gene has been passed from generation to generation and most Igbos have forgotten any of these stories. Many Igbo men and women have coloured hair, coloured eyes, light skin, and look more foreign than African.

However they do not know that they are partially Portuguese. This logic can be accepted as true, because mixed babies were also make in some Nigerian states when the British came to colonise the country.