Comedian Oga Obinna faced a challenging situation when his four children expressed the desire for a DNA test. The catalyst for this discussion was Ada, the third-born, who felt distinct from her siblings due to her light skin and dimples—features absent in both Obinna and their mother.
Ada pointed out that she didn’t share a resemblance with her younger sister, even though they had the same mother. Together, the four children approached Obinna with suspicions about their biological paternity, emphasizing differences in appearance and preferences, despite some similarities in skin color with Obinna.
Obinna, however, counteracted their doubts by asking what they would do if, hypothetically, he were not their biological father. The eldest son showed nonchalance, stating that he wouldn’t care and would continue with life. Brianna, the second-born, echoed this sentiment, expressing a willingness to search for her real father who had apparently left them.
Ada, the third-born, asserted that she would continue living in the same house as Obinna’s child, while also expressing her intent to seek out her biological father. The youngest, Lola, declared indifference to her biological father and stated a preference for living on the streets if Obinna were to reject her.
Despite the children’s concerns, Obinna remained steadfast in his claim as their father and rejected their plea for a paternity test. He reassured them of his love and commitment, emphasizing that he couldn’t imagine life without them. Despite having four children from three different mothers and co-parenting challenges, Obinna stood firm in his position, emphasizing the familial bond over a DNA test.
