“There is nothing in this world that would make me go for a DNA test on children I already love” — Man says
A man has sparked discussion online after revealing that he would never conduct a DNA test on children he already loves, even if there were doubts about their paternity.
The man explained that his decision would be driven by the emotional bond he shares with the children rather than concerns about their biological relationship.
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He said discovering that a child was not biologically his would not change the love and affection he had already developed for the child.
Man speaks on paternity fraud
Speaking on the issue, the Nigerian man said, “There is nothing in this world that would make me go for a DNA test on children I already love.”
He added that he would accept whatever reality emerged without allowing questions about paternity to alter his relationship with the children.
The man also acknowledged that paternity fraud can be difficult to understand from an outsider’s perspective, particularly when people offer opinions without experiencing such a situation themselves.
He said, “Even if the child belongs to someone else, so be it.”
His comments spark discussion
The Nigerian man further noted that people’s views about paternity fraud could change if they eventually found themselves in a similar situation.
He said, “Sometimes, when we hear stories about paternity fraud, it’s easy to give your opinion when you’re not the one involved. But when it happens to you, you’ll understand the reality.”
His comments have highlighted the emotional complexities surrounding paternity, fatherhood and DNA testing, with the issue continuing to generate debate over whether biological parentage should determine a man’s relationship with a child he has raised and loved.
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“There is nothing in this world that would make me go for a DNA test on children I already love. Even if the child belongs to someone else, so be it. Sometimes, when we hear stories about paternity fr@ud, it’s easy to give your opinion when you’re not the one involved. But when… pic.twitter.com/4weCLq4kgE
— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) August 14, 2026