Events promoter Abbey Musinguzi, better known as Abitex, has revealed that he is heartbroken after DNA tests proved that eight out of the nine children he has fathered are not his.
In an interview on Spark TV last night, Abitex said that he has been approached by several women who claim that he is the father of their children. However, he has always requested DNA testing to confirm paternity.
Out of the nine children, Abitex has been subjected to DNA testing, only one has been confirmed as his biological child.
The event’s promoter said that he is disappointed by the results of the DNA tests, but he believes that it is important for men to undergo DNA testing when their children are young. He believes that early testing can save individuals from experiencing significant emotional distress and turmoil.
Abitez’s revelation comes at a time when there has been an upsurge in stories surrounding DNA testing, with more men discovering that they have been deceived about their children’s paternity. These revelations have sparked widespread conversations and discussions on the importance of DNA testing.
Earlier this week, a total of 32 men submitted formal requests to the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control (DCIC) urging the cancellation of their children’s passports following DNA tests that revealed they are not the biological fathers.
Meanwhile, Simon Peter Mundeyi, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, discouraged men from participating in the growing trend of conducting DNA tests.
“Instead of resorting to DNA tests, I encourage men to responsibly care for the children that the women have entrusted to them. It is possible that someone else may be fulfilling their role as a father to your children as well,” he said.
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