Meet the 22-year-old Ghanaian man with 12 fingers, vagina and penis

A 22-year-old man from the Volta Region who was born with 12 total fingers, six on each hand, and both male and female reproductive organs has disclosed that he has experienced difficulties and isolation in his quest to comprehend his genetic make-up. Half Plot, as he is well known, recalled his early experiences in an interview with Fantse YouTuber. He revealed that as a child, some expats indicated interest in sending him abroad to find a cure for his ailment. The chance was missed since at the time, his father, who had abandoned him, refused to sign the required papers. Instead, he stayed with his grandparents, who gave him the assistance he required while he was growing up. “When I was young, some white people came for me and they wanted to take me away, so my father has to sign before they can take me away, but because he doesn’t want to associate with me, he didn’t come, so my grandparents said I should remain as I am.” He added that, contrary to his mother’s original assertion that he had extra toes, like his fingers, as he grew older, he gradually learned that his feet had five toes. I’m 22 years old; my mother always said my feet were six, but as I got older, I understood they were five. His physical characteristics, however, went beyond his fingers and toes. He has both male and female genitalia, which are the reproductive organs. His daily struggles, he said, had an impact on his relationships, his ability to find work, and his self-worth. “I have a penis and a vagina; the penis is on top and the vagina is flat; I urinate through the penis, but the vagina is present but has no hole in it. “I feel bad entering a relationship with my current personality because I worry that they might leave me if they find out how I am. I didn’t want to do that at first because I thought I would be someone after school, but now that I want to get into relationships, I am afraid to approach them. Despite having finished secondary school, Half Plot claims that financial limitations have prevented him from pursuing his dreams of extending his studies. “I am currently in Adansi Praso, although I am from the Volta Region. My father didn’t want to get close to me, but my mother accepted me. … In secondary school, I studied general arts. I wanted to continue my education, but my mother claimed she couldn’t afford it. He also spoke of being rejected and subjected to discrimination when looking for work because of his physical appearance. “I’m old and I need a job, but companies don’t want to help me because of the way I appear. I am thus asking with people who are watching to aid me in any way they can to get over this sense of being completely different. He went on to say that he looks up to well-known Ghanaian people like Nana Ama Mcbrown and Kojo Nkansah Lilwin and wants to be like them. “I want to be like them, and one thing I want in life is to meet Nana Ama Mcbrown and Kojo Nkansah Lilwin.”