After the Wedding Ceremony of Priscy, VDM made a video stating that he would never insult or engage in any tussle with Iyabo Ojo again. It seemed they finally settled. When I watched the video, I laughed out loud because I know VDM apart from being vindictive by nature, also acts on impulse...and I also notice that he is an envious person with the way he publicly jab his Acquaintances. Na him go dey hail Davido whenever Davido acknowledges him, na him go still dey call David out when he thinks he is being ignored by Davido. Sebi, he called Burna out not too long ago but when Burna Boy gave him attention, he started licking his ass!. People like him are dangerous. Someone that has shown you hate, that have taken you to the cleaners publicly cannot turn back to like you. I am intelligent to know that when some lines are crossed, there can't be any U-turn. The best, is just to act maturely by being indifferent, and give the person a wide berth. I knew he would still come for Iyabo b...
The mum of a boy who could be 'the world's fattest baby' has revealed
how she feared his extraordinary weight gain was simply "because I had
good breast milk."Luis Manuel Gonzales babbles and touches anything within reach like any other 10-month-old.
But he stands out in a stunning - and perhaps life-threatening way - by weighing an incredible 4.4 STONE (28kg). And doctors do not yet know why young Luis Manuel is so huge .
Mexico leads the world in childhood obesity and diabetes, and Gonzales is an extreme example of this unwelcome distinction.
At birth he weighed an average 3.5 kilos (7.7lb), about the same as his brother Mario, who is almost three but is now dwarfed by his baby brother.
At two months of age, Luis weighed 10 kilos.
Over the next eight months he gained a staggering 18 kilos.
Isabel Pantoja, 24, and her husband Mario Gonzales have created a Facebook page and opened a bank account for people to donate money for Luis Manuel's medical care.
His father earns a little over the equivalent of £151 a month.
"I thought it was because I had good breast milk," said mum Isabel, speaking in the unpainted cement home where the family lives in Tecoman, in the Pacific coast state of Colima.
They take turns pushing him to the hospital in a decrepit stroller for daily blood tests.
It hurts to watch the nurses search among the rolls of fat on his arms for a vein, said his father, Mario Gonzales.
One of the main hypotheses is that he could have a disease called Prader-Willi Syndrome, a genetic condition in which children have an insatiable appetite and weak muscle tone, although this boy does not eat voraciously or spend the day demanding food.
The disorder can also cause heart problems and delays in development of the brain and genitals.
Pantoja caresses her son as she recounts that when he was a little more than a month old, the boy had to wear clothes meant for two- or three-year-olds.
But he stands out in a stunning - and perhaps life-threatening way - by weighing an incredible 4.4 STONE (28kg). And doctors do not yet know why young Luis Manuel is so huge .
Mexico leads the world in childhood obesity and diabetes, and Gonzales is an extreme example of this unwelcome distinction.
At birth he weighed an average 3.5 kilos (7.7lb), about the same as his brother Mario, who is almost three but is now dwarfed by his baby brother.
At two months of age, Luis weighed 10 kilos.
Over the next eight months he gained a staggering 18 kilos.
Isabel Pantoja, 24, and her husband Mario Gonzales have created a Facebook page and opened a bank account for people to donate money for Luis Manuel's medical care.
His father earns a little over the equivalent of £151 a month.
"I thought it was because I had good breast milk," said mum Isabel, speaking in the unpainted cement home where the family lives in Tecoman, in the Pacific coast state of Colima.
They take turns pushing him to the hospital in a decrepit stroller for daily blood tests.
It hurts to watch the nurses search among the rolls of fat on his arms for a vein, said his father, Mario Gonzales.
One of the main hypotheses is that he could have a disease called Prader-Willi Syndrome, a genetic condition in which children have an insatiable appetite and weak muscle tone, although this boy does not eat voraciously or spend the day demanding food.
The disorder can also cause heart problems and delays in development of the brain and genitals.
Pantoja caresses her son as she recounts that when he was a little more than a month old, the boy had to wear clothes meant for two- or three-year-olds.
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