“DNA Test Is More Crucial Than Naming Ceremony”

  • Don Jazzy, recently shared important advice for married men on social media.
  • His message comes after the shocking news about Equatorial Guinea politician Baltasar Engonga.
  • According to report Engonga has been involved with many married women, including the sister of Equatorial Guinea’s president.

Well-known Nigerian music producer Michael Collins Ajereh, better known as Don Jazzy, recently shared important advice for married men on social media.

His message comes after the shocking news about Equatorial Guinea politician Baltasar Engonga, who reportedly has over 400 explicit videos with various women in his home.

Reports indicate that Engonga has been involved with many married women, including the sister of Equatorial Guinea’s president and the wives of several high-profile individuals.

Don Jazzy, the head of Mavin Records, suggested that men should get DNA tests to confirm if they are the fathers of their children after they are born.

He emphasized that this test is more crucial than having a naming ceremony.

Taking to the insta-stories section of his official Instagram page, Don Jazzy wrote; “DNA test is more important than naming ceremony.”

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Read comments below:

@donking669: If I never do DNA test na Boss all my pikin go dey call me ????.

@bings7376: Some Rich men for Nigeria think say nah them get pikin????????????.

@brendanukagod__: “Why will my man want a DNA? It means he doesn’t trust me.” ????????????????

@soberdrunk88: If u love a woman enough to marry her, you shouldn’t be worried weda nah u get pikin or not….

@living_largee: Most First born needs a thorough DNA ????.

@old__and___new: Those ladies just take advantage of that promising hardworking young man.

@alusi_0.001: Dna suppose Dey together with bride price ????.

@bruno_akp: The pikin fit nor be your own but na you name am ????????????????.

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