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Kadongo Kamu singer Mathias Walukagga has advised his fellow men to make sure they take their children for DNA testing. This comes at a time when this issue has ‘touched up and down’ in the country.
It has even come to the attention of Parliament and they had to discuss it.
According to Mathias Walukagga, women are fond of fabricating lies especially when it involves money. Therefore, they willingly deny children a chance to grow with their biological fathers. This shows that DNA tests are a must.
According to him, he would have preferred to have children’s DNA tests done on them as soon as they are delivered.
The singer-turned-politician even revealed that he’s going to take his children for tests. He will first counsel himself to prepare for the results.
“I think the government would have made it mandatory to do DNA tests as soon as a child is born. Anyone who doesn’t fear women is the one to be feared. They can do anything for money. A woman can knowingly accuse you of fathering her child when she knows that it wasn’t you. For my case, I’m going to counsel myself and take mine. Whatever comes out, I’m ready,” said the singer.
Furthermore, to show his seriousness and commitment to the matter, he even released a song about these various DNA students.
A number of men have been left disappointed after finding out that the kids they have been calling theirs are unfortunately not.
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