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In a tragic turn of events, Benjamin Offei, a Ghanaian man living in Copenhagen, reportedly took his own life in his garage after discovering through a DNA test that all four children he had fathered in his 19-year marriage were not biologically his.
The news has sent shockwaves through both Ghanaian and Danish social media communities, highlighting the emotional toll of paternity fraud.
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Benjamin had been in a long-term relationship with his wife, who resided in Ghana, before relocating to Denmark.
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The revelation reportedly came after he initiated a paternity test, leading to the devastating discovery that none of the children were his.
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Friends and family described the incident as heartbreaking and called for greater awareness around issues of trust and verification in relationships.
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Social media reactions
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@chachajoe: “They should make DNA test compulsory in hospitals immediately after child birth to curtail all these paternity fraud. The government needs to look into this”
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@Prinz_Land: “Dis is so disheartening. Why do u even wait for 4 kids before checking. As a Man if I look at my child I will know. I don’t need DNA”
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@TPurity_Alphas: “So sad but people who commit suicide, I feel sorry for them and their ignorance”
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@DonatusEC: “Some women are too evil to be called human. Tufiakwa!”
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@dat_Woman: “The funniest part is that she knew all this”
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