Stephen Moses finds himself reeling with disbelief after a series of paternity tests uncovered a startling revelation – he is not the biological father of his two-year-old son, Teri-Oluwa.
The unsettling truth emerged during a heartfelt disclosure on a television programme, The Justice Court.
Expressing his tumultuous journey, Moses disclosed his struggles to come to terms with his son’s sickle cell genotype, a stark contrast to his own AA genotype and his wife’s AS genotype.
The realization of his son’s health condition prompted Moses to seek clarity regarding the boy’s paternity.
Taking to social media, Moses shared his disbelief, recounting the timeline of events from their marriage in May 2016 to the birth of their son in November 2018.
PLATFORM TIMES gathered that financial constraints initially hindered Moses’ pursuit of a DNA test, until a fortuitous opportunity arose through the Justice Court, offering the test free of charge.
However, the aftermath of the paternity test revealed a cascade of complications. Moses’ attempts to communicate with his wife regarding further testing were met with avoidance and evasion.
Prior to the DNA confirmation, Moses faced accusations of neglect from his in-laws, only for the narrative to shift dramatically following the revelation of the test results.
Addressing speculation of a hospital swap at birth, Moses acknowledged the possibility but deemed it unlikely, citing his presence during the delivery at Ojodu Health Centre.
In a heartfelt response, Moses’ wife acknowledged elements of his account but contested the DNA results, citing lack of prior discussion and accusing Moses of erratic behaviour leading up to the test.
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