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Don Jazzy calls for DNA tests to combat paternity fraud

Quadri Olaitan by Quadri Olaitan
November 11, 2024
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Don Jazzy DNA test paternity fraud

Don Jazzy advises men to prioritise DNA tests over naming ceremonies to address rising paternity fraud cases in Nigeria.

 

 

[dropcap]P[/dropcap]opular Nigerian music producer and executive Michael Collins Ajereh, widely known as Don Jazzy, has sparked debate by urging men to take paternity verification seriously.

The celebrated producer has advised men to prioritise DNA tests over traditional naming ceremonies as a step to combat paternity fraud.

 

Also read: Why I said Wizkid disrespected Don Jazzy – Macaroni

 

His comments, shared via his Instagram story, have further fueled an ongoing conversation on the necessity of DNA testing in Nigeria.

In his post, Don Jazzy stated, “DNA test is more important than naming ceremony,” highlighting his view that ensuring paternity certainty should take precedence over cultural traditions.

Don Jazzy’s message arrives amidst an increasing number of paternity fraud cases in Nigeria, where men discover they are not the biological fathers of children they’ve raised.

The subject has divided public opinion, with some Nigerians seeing DNA testing as an essential tool to protect men’s rights, while others believe it could undermine trust in families and disrupt social harmony.

The rising concerns have led to widespread discussions online, with many Nigerians both supporting and opposing the suggestion.

Supporters argue that DNA testing ensures fairness and transparency, helping men avoid situations where they may unwittingly bear financial and emotional responsibilities for children who are not biologically theirs.

Critics, however, caution that prioritising DNA tests could damage the family structure and weaken traditional bonds.

As the conversation around paternity fraud continues to grow, Don Jazzy’s stance underscores the broader debate on modern approaches to family trust and responsibility in Nigerian society.

Quadri Olaitan
Quadri Olaitan

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