Paternity Fraud in Nigeria: Should Testing Be Mandatory at Birth?

In today’s world, a man can’t simply assume a child is his. Paternity fraud is real and not rare. It can happen in quiet, religious, or seemingly perfect homes. A man who discovers the truth years later can never recover the lost time. That moment of betrayal was a choice, not an accident. Paternity testing isn’t just about exposing someone. It protects the entire family unit. Should Nigeria require confirmation at birth?

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