Man Beats Wife Mercilessly After DNA Proves He’s Not The Biological Father Of Kids

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A Nigerian man almost took the life of his wife by subjecting her to beatings after DNA test suggested he’s not the biological father of their kids. The man who is a Canadian based citizen decided to fly his family with him to stay together in Canada.
The man found out the paternity of his kids after Canadian Embassy requested for test to prove the children are his. The man got the shock of his life when the DNA test results said he was not the biological father of any of the three (3) children.
According to the person who shared the story on Twitter, the man on seeing the DNA results got angry and beat his wife to the extent that she lost 4 teeth.

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