A baby girl was born this morning in Lagos with a rare condition caused by a parasitic twin — an underdeveloped head and an extra arm attached to her stomach. Doctors at Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) performed a successful four-hour surgery to remove the parasitic growth, which was feeding off the healthy baby's blood supply. The mother, 22, had not been aware of the condition during pregnancy. The hospital covered all medical costs, and the baby is recovering well and expected to be discharged soon. Parasitic twin cases are extremely rare, occurring in about 1 in 1 million births.
In a shocking incident that has left many speechless, a woman was arrested this Tuesday afternoon for allegedly serving chimpanzee meat disguised as pepper soup in her local restaurant. According to eyewitnesses, suspicious customers raised concerns after noticing an unusual taste and texture in the so-called “goat meat” pepper soup. Authorities were alerted, and upon investigation, it was discovered that the meat being served was actually chimpanzee.
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