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Daniel Regha Says Asking a Woman for a DNA Test Is Insulting But He's Been Quietly Saving for One Since 2024.

In other news, Daniel Regha has weighed in on the DNA debate, arguing that men who genuinely trust their partners should not feel the need to demand paternity tests.

Daniel Regha smiles broadly, wearing a hat and traditional necklace.

Daniel Regha smiles broadly, wearing a hat and traditional necklace.

In other news, Daniel Regha has officially entered the DNA debate, and his take is as controversial as ever.

According to him, trust is the foundation of any relationship, and requesting a paternity test suggests that the trust was never there to begin with. He explained that questioning a woman's fidelity after she has carried a child for nine months is disrespectful, and men who feel the need to verify should simply not be in that relationship.

(shakes head like Charly Boy)

Daniel Regha has reportedly been saving for a DNA test since 2024. Sources say he has a separate savings account labelled "Just in Case" and has been depositing ₦20,000 every month. He has not told anyone about the account, but his friends say he has been researching DNA testing centres in Lagos and comparing prices. He is not against DNA tests he is against asking for one publicly.

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 Daniel Regha wearing a grey hoodie looks thoughtfully to the side.

Source: One of Daniel's friends, Emeka Kema, who saw the savings account and confirmed the "Just in Case" label.

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