Actor Rotimi Salami of Nollywood has once again voiced his concerns about the increasing number of paternity fraud cases in Nigeria. Taking to his Instagram page, Salami expressed his frustration, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding DNA testing and paternity issues.
In his post, Salami highlighted the often overlooked aspect of the lucrative industry involving the transfer of newborns from hospitals to other locations. He pointed out that not all cases of mismatched DNA necessarily indicate infidelity, urging for a broader conversation on this topic.
Furthermore, Salami stressed the importance of conducting DNA tests for both the mother and child, emphasizing that it is a crucial step in clarifying paternity disputes and ensuring accuracy in the results.
Salami’s candid remarks have sparked discussions among his followers and the wider community, shedding light on the multifaceted nature of paternity issues and the need for greater awareness and understanding in addressing them. As the conversation continues, Salami’s advocacy serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion, empathy, and informed decision-making in navigating sensitive matters such as paternity testing.
Read the social media reaction below;
Debbyherself11 wrote: Fact ,it happen to me when I gave birth, the matron mistake give me someone child and I told her this is not my son ,she now said it was mistake
Benjamin_adesanmi wrote: So after they conduct both father and mother. And mother is the right person that has the child and father isn’t the rightful person. So they still change the child from the hospital?
I_am_lagold wrote: If paternity DNA no match and Yunno cheat, on a norms, yu go voice out!!!!!!
Mycreation2010 wrote: The solution to that is so simple when your wife is in the labour room for delivery stay with your wife until she deliver the baby in your presence or let your family member stay there
Shalewa2424 wrote: Am sure say dem change me cus i no resembke my papa na rich man ho born me 😂😂😂😂
Ebereakharume wrote: True talk o, because I don’t understand why an hospital where you went for scan will not tell you the sex they can see but ask you to buy unisex baby items and then, at birth baby and mother will be separated! I ran away from the hospital both for antenatal and delivery l strongly believe such business is going on there on a low key 😂😂😂
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