A woman from Bayelsa State, identified as Faith Lesley, has stirred reactions online after advising men to consider conducting DNA tests on their children if their wives support the estranged wife of media personality Frank Edoho amid the ongoing controversy surrounding their marriage.
In a Facebook post shared on Monday, Lesley argued that women who defend alleged infidelity in marriage could also be engaging in similar behaviour secretly.
According to her, men should not ignore such signs, warning that some may unknowingly spend years raising children who are not biologically theirs.
She wrote:
“If your wife is supporting Frank’s wife for cheating on her husband, then maybe you should consider doing a DNA test for your children too. A woman who defends cheating could easily be doing the same behind your back, and you don’t want to spend your life raising someone else’s children before it’s too late.”
Her comment quickly triggered mixed reactions across social media, with some users agreeing with her stance while others criticised the statement as unfair and overly judgmental.
The post comes amid ongoing discussions surrounding allegations made by Frank Edoho’s estranged wife, Sandra Onyenucheya, who recently accused the TV host of infidelity, emotional abuse, and financial irresponsibility during their marriage.
Frank Edoho had earlier spoken during an interview about his fears of emotional pain linked to relationships, saying he did not want his life to be destroyed by heartbreak or personal betrayal.
