When Women Break Records


Sir Tor Uja, his wife Berry and their amazing daughters
Incredible but true! Ladies and gents I'd like to introduce you to the first parents in Nigeria (I stand corrected) who have 5 KIDS, All GIRLS, All LAWYERS!!!

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