Nigerian social commentator and financial commentator Geh Geh has advised men to conduct DNA tests on their children, revealing that he is currently undergoing his fifth paternity test.
In a video circulating online, Geh Geh disclosed that he had just returned from a DNA testing appointment and urged fathers to establish the paternity of their children.
Geh Geh Shares Personal Experience
The social commentator revealed that he has six children with six different women and said he had already undergone several DNA tests.
He said:
“I just dey come from where I go do DNA. If you are a man and you get children, I beg you, go do DNA test. Now I get six children with six different women. This one na the fifth DNA I dey do.”
Children Without DNA Results May Not Be Recognised
Geh Geh further disclosed that he had informed members of his family that any child without a DNA test result would not automatically be recognised as his in the event of his death.
Explaining his decision, he said:
“Why? Because modern problems require modern solutions.”
His comments have sparked conversations online about paternity testing, trust in relationships, parental responsibilities and the importance of establishing biological parentage.
While some social media users may agree with his position, others are likely to question the implications of making DNA testing a condition for recognising one's children.
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