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“My Mother Had Four Sets Of Twins, But I’m The Only Surviving Child” — Actor Taiwo Hassan
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“My Mother Had Four Sets Of Twins, But I’m The Only Surviving Child” — Actor Taiwo Hassan

InformationNG 1 day 1 mins read

Veteran Nollywood actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, has shared a touching story about his family while speaking on the importance of parental responsibility.

According to the actor, his mother gave birth to four sets of twins, but none survived, leaving him as her only surviving child.

Speaking on fatherhood, Hassan stressed that no man can permanently run away from his responsibilities, saying those obligations will always be there to face.

“If you say you’re a man and you don’t care about your children, that responsibility is hanging by the corner of your house. Anytime you return, you’ll still have to face it squarely,” he said.

When the interviewer remarked that there are many single mothers because men abandon their responsibilities, Hassan quickly disagreed with the generalization.

“Not all men. Not all men. Do you agree with that or not?” he responded, insisting that it is unfair to judge all fathers based on the actions of some.

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