How to use SkipWhile with multiple conditions

I'm trying to filter objects with SkipWhile but it does not evaluate multiple conditions.

Below is a sample code demonstrating the issue,

int[] numbers = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };
var result = numbers.SkipWhile(n => n < 2 && n != 2).ToList();

This query selects 2,3,4,5, which omits the second condition (n != 2), when the first condition is true.

Is it possible to make the query evaluate both conditions?

Edit:

My actual condition is something like

... dateRanges
     .OrderBy(d=>d.Sequence)
     .SkipWhile(d => d.FromDate <= currentDate && d.ToDate >= currentDate)
     .Skip(1).First();

which is operating on DateTime filed, to select next object in the list

Edit 2:

I have created a sample program, which is something similar to my actual code

Class to hold data,

public class DateRange
    {
        public int Sequence { get; set; }
        public DateTime FromDate { get; set; }
        public DateTime ToDate { get; set; }
    }

Program

static void Main(string[] args)
        {

            var dateRanges = new List<DateRange>(){
                new DateRange{Sequence = 1 , FromDate = new DateTime(2014,1,1), ToDate = new DateTime(2014,1,31)},
                new DateRange{Sequence = 2 , FromDate = new DateTime(2014,2,1), ToDate = new DateTime(2014,2,28)},
                new DateRange{Sequence = 3 , FromDate = new DateTime(2014,3,1), ToDate = new DateTime(2014,3,31)},
                new DateRange{Sequence = 4 , FromDate = new DateTime(2014,4,1), ToDate = new DateTime(2014,4,30)},
                new DateRange{Sequence = 5 , FromDate = new DateTime(2014,5,1), ToDate = new DateTime(2014,5,31)},
            };

            var myDate = new DateTime(2014, 2, 10); // A Date in Fabruary

            //This query selects {2, 2014/2/1, 2014/2/28}
            var selectedItem = dateRanges.OrderBy(d => d.Sequence)
                      .Where(d => d.FromDate <= myDate && d.ToDate >= myDate)
                      .First();

            //What I actually need to select is {3, 2014/3/1, 2014/3/31}
            //Which is next item of the list

            //This is what i have tried
            //But this query also selects {2, 2014/2/1, 2014/2/28}
            var nextItem = dateRanges.OrderBy(d => d.Sequence)
                  .SkipWhile(d => d.FromDate <= myDate && d.ToDate >= myDate)
                  .Skip(1).First();

            //Because, results of this part of query returns objects from {1, 2014/1/1, 2014/1/31} ...
            var unexpectdItems = dateRanges.OrderBy(d => d.Sequence)
                  .SkipWhile(d => d.FromDate <= myDate && d.ToDate >= myDate);
        }