Geh Geh Urges Fathers to Conduct DNA Tests, Reveals Fifth Test

Nigerian social commentator and content creator Geh Geh has advised fathers to conduct DNA tests on their children, revealing that he is undergoing his fifth paternity test. The internet personality made the disclosure in a video circulating on social media, where he said he had just returned from another DNA test and encouraged men with children to establish their biological relationships. In the video, Geh Geh disclosed that he has six children with six different women. “I just dey come from where I go do DNA. If you are a man and you get children, I beg you, go do DNA test. Now I get six children with six different women. This one na the fifth DNA I dey do,” he said. He explained that his position was informed partly by concerns about how his children would be recognised within his family, particularly in the event of his death. According to him, he had already told members of his family that any child without DNA confirmation should not automatically be recognised as his child if anything happened to him. “Why? Because modern problems require modern solutions,” he added. Geh Geh also spoke about inheritance practices in his tradition, claiming that when a man dies, his belongings, including cars, money and houses, may be shared among family members, while the question of his children should be treated differently. He maintained that raising and providing for children are major responsibilities of fatherhood, stressing the importance of taking those responsibilities seriously. His Earlier Comments About Fatherhood The latest disclosure comes months after Geh Geh spoke about his relationships and family arrangements during an interview with Pulse Nigeria in July 2026. During that conversation, he discussed his unconventional views on relationships and having children with different women. He also spoke about his upbringing in a large family, explaining that his father had children with two wives. His latest remarks have brought renewed attention to his views on paternity, trust and parental responsibility. DNA Testing and Family Relationships DNA testing is used to establish biological relationships, including paternity. However, Geh Geh's recommendation reflects his personal position and should not be interpreted as a universal requirement for every family. Paternity questions can involve sensitive issues of trust, privacy and a child's emotional wellbeing. Any decision to conduct a test should therefore be handled carefully, with the child's interests considered. Geh Geh's comments have added another dimension to ongoing online conversations about relationships, fatherhood and the role of DNA testing in resolving questions about biological parentage.