German ‘Bogga’ Runs To Auntie Naa As DNA Proves He Is Not The Father Of 12- Year Old

In a dramatic twist of events, Kwabena Opoku, a Ghanaian man residing in Bremen, Germany, has brought a heart-wrenching case to the court of public opinion at Oyerepa FM, revealing that he is not the biological father of the 12-year-old girl he has been raising. The revelation came after a DNA test required for residency documents showed he has no biological connection to the child.

During a session presided over by Auntie Naa on Friday, July 5, 2024, Kwabena Opoku shared his distressing story. He recounted how Sadia, the mother of the girl, claimed she was pregnant a week after an encounter with him upon his return from Germany. Despite their undefined relationship, Kwabena took responsibility and has been diligently performing fatherly duties for over a decade.

Kwabena, whose life had significantly improved in Germany, decided to move his daughter to Bremen to provide her with better opportunities. The travel process went smoothly, but the required DNA test for her residency application revealed a shocking truth: Kwabena was not her biological father.

“I had a baby with Sadia, and I have been taking care of her for the past twelve years. In 2023, I took her to Germany to stay with me. In the course of the documentation process, I was asked to conduct a DNA test on her to prove that indeed I’m the father. The report from the DNA test showed that I’m not the father of the girl. So I brought her back to the mother to show me who the real father is,” Kwabena explained.

Upon confronting Sadia and her family with the DNA results, they disputed the findings, questioning the credibility of the test. Kwabena, determined to uncover the truth, returned to Ghana on June 28 to conduct another DNA test locally. However, his efforts have been met with resistance and silence from Sadia’s family.

“I met the family of the woman and told them exactly what happened, but they disputed it and claimed that the DNA test wasn’t credible. I came to Ghana on June 28 and visited the family so that we could undertake the test. Since then, I have not heard from them,” Kwabena lamented.

With his time in Ghana running out, Kwabena has offered to cover the costs of the DNA test, urging Sadia and her family to participate. Despite this, he has yet to receive a response. Sadia, however, remains firm in her stance that a local DNA test will confirm Kwabena as the father, refusing to comment further until the test is conducted in Ghana.

This unfolding story has captivated public attention, with many awaiting the final outcome of the DNA test to determine the true paternity of the girl who has been at the center of this emotional saga.

Source: GhanaFeed.Com