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Rapper Blaqbonez reveals how he avoids false paternity claims
Nigerian rapper Emeka Akumefule popularly known in music circles as Blaqbonez has revealed how he avoids false paternity claims.
The musician who opened up in an interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo said that he takes extra caution to avoid any false paternity allegation.
Blaqbonez stated that he cannot be accused of impregnating any woman because he combines protection with the ‘withdrawal method’ to avoid such claims.
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By applying the above mentioned tactics, Blaqbonez said that no woman can claim to be impregnated by him.
“Nobody can remotely think, ‘Let me accuse Blaqbonez’ or ‘Let me do paternity fraud’. I pull out, even when I have protection”, he said.
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