Filmmaker Aniebet Francis shares her opinion on the reason for high rate of paternity fraud

Nollywood filmmaker Aniebet Francis has taken to social media to share her opinion on the reason for high rate of paternity fraud in Nigeria.

Aniebet who was reacting to a viral tweet about women in their 30’s stated that the rise of paternity fraud could be attributed to girls who were picked for marriage at the age of 18.

The filmmaker shared her opinion on the matter while responding to a post shared on Twitter by Primrose Williams who suggested that women in their 30’s could be responsible for the high rate of paternity fraud.

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Primrose wrote; “If she is a good woman you wouldn’t have met her at the age of 30. They would have picked her at age 18-30.

In her reply, Aniebet countered Primrose in a message on Facebook where she insinuated that it 18 year old girls should be blamed instead.

“The high rate of paternity of fraud is powered by the good girls that were picked at the age of 18. Let’s share the grace.” She wrote in reply.

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