DNA Wahala: Ghanaian Man Sends Wife to Auntie Naa, Requests Paternity Test on Child
- A Ghanaian man sent his wife to Auntie Naa after she reportedly refused a paternity test, citing his doubts
- He appeared on the show to discuss what he described as a long-standing concern, seeking closure
- Auntie Naa, upon meeting him, gave the woman an opportunity to explain her side of the story
A Ghanaian man has courted attention after questioning the paternity of his eldest child.
Source: UGC
In a tense interview on the local radio show, Oyerepa Afutuo hosted a sensational by Auntie Naa also known as Eunice Naa Amerley Nortey, the man shared his doubts about being biologically related to the eldest child.
He explained that his wife repeatedly avoided consenting to a DNA test, increasing his worries that the child might not be his.
He also claimed that his wife’s family hinted at information that made him uneasy, and his personal suspicions, including dreams, contributed to his doubts.
He stated that this issue was not just about suspicion but also about understanding his rights as a father.
Wife insists child is husbands
The wife, Rosemary, shared her side of the story calmly during a phone call on the program.
She explained that the child is his, and that the conception happened two months before their marriage.
Rosemary denied having any affairs and expressed disappointment over the accusations, turning the focus back on her husband, describing him as neglectful and unfaithful in caring for their children.
Source: UGC
She stressed that if her husband insists on a DNA test, she would allow it only if he tested all their children.
Auntie Naa emphasised the importance of the man exercising his parental rights and encouraged both parties to set a date for the DNA test to find a resolution.
Following discussions, the wife, Rosemary, agreed that a DNA test for the six-year-old girl be conducted to bring closure to the long-standing issue.
The woman consented to bring the six-year-old child to Auntie Naa at the radio station in Kumasi, located in the heart of the Ashanti Region, ensuring that the process would be handled openly and respectfully.
The husband will also be present, accompanying them as they proceed to verify the biological father of the girl, bringing clarity and resolution to a long-standing concern.
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Man shares plans after DNA test result
When asked about his plans after the DNA test, the man detailed that he intended to reclaim the expenses spent on the child if the paternity results were otherwise.
He also explained that custody arrangements for their six-year-old daughter would be reassessed based on the test results.
This statement reflected his concerns for both financial accountability and the child’s welfare.
Woman advises guys to confirm DNA at birth
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported on TikTok influencer Angie Sarpong, who advised men to take DNA tests immediately after their children are born.
Angie Sarpong, known for discussing issues affecting Ghanaians at home and abroad, expanded her views candidly on her platform.
Her comments followed news of the late Ghanaian hero, Samuel Aboagye’s death and the DNA drama surrounding his only child.
Source: YEN.com.gh
