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Paternity Scandal: “I Am Not Their Father” – Delta Man Disowns Children By His Wife, Emily
Chief Johnbull Ejovi, a business man from Delta State has denied the paternity of children his wife, Mrs Emily Ejovi claimed to have been given birth to for him.
This was contained in an advertorial disclaimer made available to newsmen on Saturday.
According to Ejovi, “I have been married to my wife without children from her for me.
“Sometime ago, she approached me that we should go for surrogate since age was not on her side, which I consented to but my sperm was not at anytime collected for that purpose.
“I have grown up children before I married Emily. Today, I am a grandfather.”
Ejovi in an advertorial, titled legal notice/disclaimer signed by him and published 25th September, said; “myself and my wife Emily Ejovi have no children together.
“The children she purportedly have either by adoption or surrogacy who she named Ejovi Oromena Mayjane and Ejovi Oghenemaro Marvel or any other name are not my children and so cannot be bearing my name.
“I am not the father of these children as I was not the donor of the sperm and also did not sign any adoption papers, nor was my wife ever pregnant to my knowledge.”
Effort made to reach the wife, Mrs Emily Ejovi for comment on the matter proved abortive as at press time.
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