See All Mr Ibu's 13 children he left. From 4 Different wife And One Adopted Daughter (photos)

     Actor and comedian, John Okafor, aka Mr Ibu, said he fathered thirteen children from multiple women.



Mr Ibu made this revelation in an interview with Punchng.com when arguing against the notion that men with potbellies underperformed sex wise.


“Some people have said that people with potbellies are not good lovers or sexually active but being good on the bed is relative. My answer to this is that I have 13 children (10 boys and two girls) though I lost one of them. That is the evidence of my sexual virility. I hatch children like pigeons,” the actor told the 

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