Popular Nigerian actor and comedian, Babatunde Bernard Tayo, known as Baba Tee, has weighed in on the ongoing DNA test controversy that has been causing a stir on social media platforms. With Nigerians divided on the necessity of DNA tests following recent cases of paternity fraud, Baba Tee shared his perspective during a recent interview with TVC.

Addressing the issue of paternity fraud in the country, Baba Tee attributed the high rate of such cases to various factors, including upbringing and lack of sexual satisfaction. He emphasized that in cases of paternity fraud, the responsibility lies with the woman, and the blame cannot be shifted to the man, regardless of his actions that may have influenced the woman’s behavior.

Baba Tee made it clear that he believes women should not use domestic violence or infidelity on the part of their spouses as an excuse for engaging in paternity fraud. He urged women to leave marriages where they are not being treated well, rather than resorting to deceitful actions.

Despite his strong stance on the issue, Baba Tee expressed a willingness to forgive and accept a child that is not biologically his if his partner shows remorse for her actions. He stated, “Personally, there is nothing I can’t keep for a woman who is good to me. If a woman cheats on me and a child comes out of it and I find out, I will forgive her if she is remorseful. I will take the child as my own.”

Baba Tee’s comments have sparked further discussions on the complexities of relationships, trust, and forgiveness in the face of betrayal. As the DNA test debate continues to unfold, his perspective adds a unique insight into the ongoing conversation surrounding paternity fraud in Nigeria and beyond.