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Primary School Girl Finally Mentions Another Teacher’s Name In Popular DNA Paternity Controversy

The Oyerepa Afutuo show, which has gripped the attention of many across the nation, took another unexpected turn following yesterday’s broadcast. Patricia, the young woman at the heart of the paternity controversy involving teacher Eric Dwamena, has introduced a new dimension to the unfolding drama.

After the emotionally charged episode where Eric was cleared of being the father through DNA test, Patricia privately confided in the show’s host, Auntie Naa, revealing the name of another man who might be the father of her child. According to Patricia, a teacher trainee named Isaac had also been involved with her, casting doubt on the initial accusations against Eric.

Despite this new revelation, Patricia remained adamant that Eric had indeed slept with her, contradicting Eric’s firm denial of any intimate relationship between them. This contradiction has further complicated the case, leaving the audience and those involved questioning the full extent of the truth.

Auntie Naa, known for her commitment to seeking the truth and providing a platform for resolution, has wasted no time in pursuing this new lead. She has invited Isaac, the newly mentioned individual, to appear on the show next week. Isaac is expected to undergo a DNA test to determine whether he is the biological father of Patricia’s child.

This latest development has added another layer of intrigue to an already complex situation. The Oyerepa Afutuo show continues to be at the forefront of uncovering the facts, ensuring that justice is served, and the truth is revealed.

As the public eagerly awaits the next episode, the focus now shifts to Isaac’s potential role in this controversy. Will the upcoming DNA test finally bring clarity, or will it further deepen the mystery surrounding Patricia’s claims? The nation watches closely as this gripping story unfolds, with all eyes on the upcoming revelations on Oyerepa FM.

Source: GhanaFeed.Com

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Emmanuel Frimpong, Managing Editor

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