smakati:
I always advise people to do paternity testing right after a baby is born, even before the naming ceremony. It will save you money and ftom agony

akankemi1:
actually it happens alot esp in situations whereby the lady got pregnant and is pressing for marriage. don't be taken for a ride guys...u won't believe the number of men dat are fathering kids dat ain't theirs. it has bn happening for years n it will continue to happen.

ROSYL:
Surprise. ....not! My sister's neighbour just discovered that his kids are not his. In fact they are his brother's kids. It happens that when the brother (victim) was looking for a wife, his other brother (culprit?) Introduced his own ex girlfriend to him, things worked out well, she was brought over here and viola, they got married.....Unfortunately.

The unsuspected husband didn't have a clue that his brother and the babe were once an item, and still an item, knacking akpako and breeding kids behind him.....3 good kids!



Well, the cover was blown off when one gossip bird whispered to the guy, O boy, you need go do DNA test on your kids, the guy asked why, the bird said DNA has got the all the answers you need.
Lovelies, the result came out with NO MATCH and this man's world came crashing like a a pack of cards. The three kids are his brother's! The guy (culprit) took off to only God knows where, the lady was tied and bundled back to Nigeria, court asked the husband what he would like to do, especially with those innocent kids, he took the kids back, after all they know him as their dad, they have called him dad all their lives. Again it's still the same bloodline.

This is another eye opener for all these guys in diaspora. They always have this stupid idea that Nigerian sisters ( Naija residents)are cool headed and the best thing since slice bread, that has ever happened to them, no wahala...Continue* in Dame'voice* but one thing is sure, they will keep Peperring una eyes.

Please pardon any mistake, ain't got time for proof reading. I'm so excited, packing my luggage, coming to Naija for a 5 - week vacay * Anyone wants some chocolate?I'm coming home coming home tell the world that I'm coming home*

mildteddy:

Yes, there should be one at least... so, is it you?

whitedove:
what if the boy look like you? Is the DNA still needed? The picture below is me and my boy,me 1977,my boy 2012,if I hear!

kelvine:
You write so cool, by the way I want some chocolates. Safe journey.

nawtikid:
did u read d thread @ all?

1dafullymade:
I'm sure he or she read d thread dear....d man actually cheated on his wife...go thru d thread again carefully, u will see it.

Ifebazz:
One day, I was in a bus when the conductor asked the driver of the whereabouts of the driver of a bus that drove past in the opposite direction. Our driver now started a weird tale.
He said of the other driver, who according to him is an Igbo man, married with kids (of which some of his kids where in secondary school). Now he never delved into the reason for the said man’s wife seeking special inquiry into the husbands family affairs, but he did say that the man’s wife prompted them to seek ‘knowledge’ where they asked the man to go ask his own mum who his ‘dad’ is. Weird as the request was they did accost his mum and after much deliberations, cajoling and coaxing the mum admitted that man’s late father was in fact not his biological father. She now told him, his real father was an Urhobo man from one village and gave them hints on how to reach their family. Long story short, he found his real father’s family, discovered that the man himself was a king sort of, has just died not too long ago. The family knew of him, but never were able to contact him cos of the mother. Now he was heir to the late real father’s throne.
As of the story time, he had being crowned and running his late father’s affairs. Morale of the story, if you’re a first child, ask your mother who your real father is. You might turn out to be of Hausa origin and even an Aliko….

wheredemdey:
This man cheated on his wife and is proud to admit it abi..

nawtikid:
I read it again and I couldn't realise wia d doctor cheted on his wife


Could u plz point it out 4 me?

holatin:
ve you seen ow chine resemble themselves, what will you say to that ?

tbaby534:


If I said yes, would u accept it? Well my mum is a big example,1 out of ten

whitedove:
of course,you know some of them marry their cousin s and family members .

todayguest:
A friend told me that, another way to verify whether the child is yours, is to compare your palm and that of the child. That, it's the natural and easier way to know, if, that child that, calls you Daddy is indeed your biological child.

mildteddy:

Thank God for your mum.

If you'd said yes, I would have accepted it. Bad women never claim to be good. They're bad and proud. In other words, as you didn't say yes to being good, my guess is...

b0rn2fuck:
In a case where the baby look exactly like the father nko? Because my pikin look exactly like me oo

mobuch:


u done checks wether other parts of him body resembles u becos say your pekin face resemble you, no mean say na u borns am; makes u check others part of your pekin body to be sure say na u borns am... just an advice from your big daddy

1dafullymade:
alright dear, at dat "enclosed" post, where u hv d "biography"(i don't kno if i can refer 2 it as dat) of d doctor, d last paragraph where he was asked "what led to his delving into DNA testing"?....he said it was cus of his personal experience,dat he went to Germany & had somtin wt d other woman,.4 wks upon his return 2 Nigeria, d wife died....& d other woman contacted him dat she was pregnant & he told her dat "he is mournin his wife..blah blah"....sorry i don't kno how to quote & bold words here yet, wld hv done dat 2 let u see dat part from d post....buh if u go to d last part of dat post u wil see it.......