#GetFact'd: Two women in Kenya named their sons Air Force One

Updated Nov. 7, 2022, 7:14 a.m. | By Darren, Keri and Sky

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US President Barack Obama reviews a Kenya Defence Forces honour guard during a visit to the State House in Kenya's capital Nairobi. Image: Reuters

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In 2020, two men were arrested in Florida while carrying bags full of drugs with the words ‘Bag Full of Drugs’ written on them.

After two men were pulled over Saturday in Florida for speeding, a state trooper found a bag inside their car with the words "Bag Full of Drugs" printed on the outside. Image: Colin Warren-Hicks

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Humans can recognise the body odour of close family members but prefer the smell of people they aren’t related to.

Relaxed girl breathing fresh air in a park/ iStock

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After Barack Obama visited Kenya in 2015, two women named their sons Air Force One.

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#GetFact'd: Two women in Kenya named their sons Air Force One

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