Nigerian social commentator and internet personality Geh Geh has advised men to conduct DNA tests to establish the biological paternity of their children, revealing that he is currently undergoing his fifth test.
Geh Geh, who disclosed that he has six children with six different women, shared his position in a video circulating online, where he urged fathers to verify paternity rather than leave questions about family relationships unresolved.
According to him, he had just returned from undergoing another DNA test and believed that men should take the issue seriously, particularly when it comes to family responsibilities and inheritance.
“I just dey come from where I go do DNA. If you are a man and you get children, I beg you, go do DNA test. Now I get six children with six different women. This one na the fifth DNA I dey do,” he said.
His remarks have generated discussions on social media, with some users supporting his call for paternity testing while others have questioned whether DNA tests should be conducted routinely in every family.
Geh Geh Takes a Firm Position on Paternity
Explaining his reasons for advocating DNA testing, Geh Geh said he had informed members of his family that any of his children without a DNA result should not automatically be recognised as his child if anything happened to him.
He argued that establishing paternity could help prevent disputes and uncertainty over family relationships, particularly in situations involving inheritance and the distribution of a deceased person’s property.
“Why? Because modern problems require modern solutions,” he said, explaining his position.
The commentator also spoke about inheritance practices within his tradition, claiming that a man’s possessions could be shared after his death but that the question of who qualifies as his child should not be left uncertain.
His comments reflect his personal views on fatherhood, family responsibility and the importance of confirming biological relationships.
Fatherhood Goes Beyond Financial Responsibility
Geh Geh also emphasised that raising children and providing for their needs are among the major responsibilities associated with fatherhood.
His position has reignited conversations about trust between couples, paternity disputes and the growing use of DNA testing in Nigeria.
While some supporters believe DNA testing can provide clarity and help resolve genuine uncertainties, others argue that making it a routine requirement could create suspicion and damage relationships where there is no existing reason for concern.
Experts also caution that paternity testing involves sensitive family information and should be approached with careful consideration of the emotional consequences, privacy and the child’s welfare.
DNA Testing and Family Decisions
DNA testing can establish biological paternity with a high degree of accuracy when performed by a reputable laboratory using appropriate procedures.
However, specialists stress that decisions involving children should consider more than the scientific result alone. Unexpected findings can have significant emotional consequences for parents and children, making sensitive communication and appropriate support important.
Where a test is required for legal purposes, families should also confirm that the laboratory follows the necessary procedures for identity verification and sample handling.
Geh Geh’s disclosure has once again placed DNA testing at the centre of public debate, with Nigerians expressing different opinions about trust, parental responsibility and the role of scientific evidence in family matters.
His recommendation remains a personal position rather than a universal requirement for all fathers.
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