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Yul Edochie says women who refuse to do a DNA test should not be trusted
Popular Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has taken to his social media page to explain why women who refuse to take a DNA test should never be trusted.
The controversial thespian, in a post shared on his official Instagram handle on Thursday, February 21, stated that anyone who has nothing to hide should fear nothing.
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The self-acclaimed polygamist also claimed in his post on Instagram that a mother is “hiding something” if she declines to submit to a DNA test for her child when asked to.
Yul Edochie wrote, “Any woman who refuses to do a DNA test on her child when it is demanded, is hiding something. Don’t fall for any excuse she gives to you. She is hiding something. A clear conscience fears nothing.”
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