DNA test has reveaIed that Nigerian football player Kayode Olanrewaju is not the bioIogical father of his three chiIdren with his wife
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DNA test has reveaIed that Nigerian football player Kayode Olanrewaju is not the bioIogical father of his three chiIdren with his wife
A recent DNA test has revealed that Nigerian Super Eagles’ forward player, Kayode Olanrewaju, is not the biological father of his three children with his wife, Dora Ezinne.
The Nigerian international footballer could reportedly lose almost everything he worked his entire career for after shocking revelation suggests he may not be the actual father of the 3 children he thought he had during his marriage.
The shocking test results showed that the children belonged to another man, a pastor with whom Dora was having an affair.This bombshell has left Kayode Olanrewaju and his family reeling as they try to come to terms with the news.
HEARTBREAKING NEWS 💔: Nigerian international footballer Kayode Olanrewaju could reportedly lose almost everything he worked his entire career for after shocking revelation suggests he may not be the actual father of the 3 children he thought he had during his marriage.
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The former Manchester City forward claims his wife Dora Ezinne Kayode defrauded him, lied about her age (7 years older than him)and committed adultery with a certain Pastor Tobi Adegboyega.
The situation is not only emotionally challenging but also raises questions about the future of their relationship and the well-being of the children involved.
Kayode’s discovery is not an isolated incident. Many men have found themselves in similar situations, discovering through DNA testing that they are not the biological fathers of their children.
In some cases, men have taken legal action against their wives or partners for paternity fraud, while others have chosen to raise the children as their own despite not being biologically related.
The situation with Kayode Olarenwaju and his family is still developing, and more information may come to light in the future.