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Man presents expense book, vows to demand refund if DNA test shows he is not biological father

A man identified as Emmanuel Mensah Amidu from Twifo Praso Mampoma is demanding a DNA test to establish the paternity of a child he believes he may not have fathered, following a series of troubling revelations about his relationship with his partner, Priscilla Maame Esi. According to Amidu, he lived with Priscilla for more than […]

Man presents expense book, vows to demand refund if DNA test shows he is not biological father

Emmanuel Mensah Amidu, a resident of Twifo Praso Mampoma, is demanding a DNA test to confirm whether he is the biological father of a child born from his relationship with Priscilla Maame Esi. Amidu alleges that they lived together for over two years, during which Priscilla became pregnant. His financial relationship with Priscilla included paying her GH₵9,000 after she received GH₵10,000 from her family for marriage-related arrangements.

After the child's birth, Amidu reportedly gave Priscilla money to start a spaghetti business to support herself and their newborn. Amidu's suspicions grew when he discovered a video of Priscilla in another man's room and found evidence of her unfaithfulness. Additionally, Priscilla's family revealed she had previously lived with another man named Yaw, further complicating Amidu's doubts about paternity.

Amidu's growing concerns led him to involve his mother, who also contacted Priscilla's family in search of resolution. The host of the Obra Show, Ohemaa Benewaa, directed Priscilla to bring the child for a DNA test to resolve the paternity issue. However, Priscilla has yet to appear with the child, leaving Amidu waiting for the outcome of the test that could potentially end the uncertainty surrounding their relationship.

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