A Nigerian man from the south-eastern part of the country, has generated a buzz online by explaining why he won’t divorce his wife over paternity fraud.
In a voxpop with content creator and influencer, Precious Ubani, the man said if he discovers that his children are not biologically his after 10 years of marriage, he will continue raising them with love
The Igbo man said unlike other men, he would stay with his wife under the circumstances because 10 years together is a significant time to throw away over a case of paternity fraud.
He expressed readiness to view the children as his adopted kids and vowed never to let them know that he is not their biological father.
According to him, in Igbo tradition, if a woman conceives before marrying, the child automatically belongs to the person that becomes her husband and not the biological father.
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An American man has narrated the drama that unfolded after a case of paternity fraud was established and he discovered that he is sterile and not the biological father of his three children.
He said the doctor told him that he’s been infertile since he was born because it hereditary and there is no way he can impregnate a woman. This left him confused because he’s been married for 15 years and his wife gave birth to three children for him, aged 15, 12 and 7.
He decided to take the kids for DNA test and the result came out negative – meaning they are not his children.
He narrated how whenever they are watching advertisements about tracing their ancestry she always changes the channel. The man decided to expose his wife on his birthday, so he organised a lavish party and invited friends, family and co-workers.
He said that he later discovered that one of the kids belong to the mixologist he hired to perform at his birthday party. The man created a scene at the event which left guests stunned and one of the things he did was to get a woman to hold a placard directed at his wife which read; “You lying b**ch”
According to him, people advised him to continue taking care of the the children, which he agreed to, but he made up his mind that the marriage can no longer work.
