Salinko: Ghanaian Actor Reveals He Is in a Paternity Battle with His Ex-Girlfriend
- Salinko, in an interview with Emelia Brobbey on her Okukuseku Show, revealed that he is in a paternity battle with his girlfriend
- The actor said that he believes the child he has with his ex is not his, as he found out that the lady was dating another guy
- According to him, he is planning to get a DNA test done to know for sure whether the kid is his or not
Famous actor Salinko, in an interview with Emelia Brobbey on her Okukuseku Show, made a revelation, disclosing that he was entangled in a fierce paternity battle with his ex-girlfriend.
The actor opened up about the situation, expressing doubts about the child he shares with his former partner.
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Salinko disclosed that he became suspicious when he discovered his ex-girlfriend was involved with another man while they were still together.
Salinko said despite showering her with love and support throughout her pregnancy, he found himself in a paternity controversy only four months after the child's birth.
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The actor, known for his work in Accra, found himself caught off guard by an unexpected call from an unfamiliar man.
Surprising to the actor, the caller accused him of allegedly absconding with his partner and their child, a revelation that struck Salinko with disbelief and prompted him to question the certainty of his fatherhood.
During a conversation with Emelia Brobbey, Salinko elaborated on the rollercoaster of emotions he encountered amid this unforeseen turn of events.
His determination to unravel the truth was palpable as he shared his intention to undergo a DNA test. This step, he hopes, will provide conclusive evidence regarding the biological connection between himself and the child in question.
Cost of DNA test in Nigerian hospitals
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported on the cost of a dispute-resolving biological test used in Nigerian hospitals to determine the paternity of a child.
This test has been known to cause significant turmoil in families when results reveal unexpected information, leading to the dissolution of long-standing marriages.
Many Nigerians speculate that if the cost were reduced, it might result in further family turmoil, as the DNA test is considered a definitive method to settle disputes regarding offspring ownership in marital conflicts.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
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