Entertainment
Why I cheated on Nedu Wazobia — Ex-wife opens up on DNA test, divorce
Uzoamaka Ohiri, the former wife of Nigerian media personality and comedian Nedu Wazobia, has reportedly opened up about her failed marriage, alleging that she was unfaithful during the relationship.
Ohiri, while speaking about her past relationship with the broadcaster, claimed that she began cheating shortly after they got married, despite describing Nedu as an intentional and gentlemanly partner at the beginning of their relationship.
According to her, Nedu later became suspicious about the paternity of their children after questioning the circumstances surrounding the birth of their second child.
She reportedly said Nedu informed some of his friends that the couple had sexual intercourse only once before she became pregnant, prompting them to advise him to conduct a DNA test.
The test, according to Ohiri’s account, allegedly established that Nedu was not the biological father of the first child, while confirming his paternity of the second child.
Ohiri claimed that she had been unfaithful throughout the marriage but that Nedu had assumed that the children she had while they were married were automatically his biological children.
She further alleged that Nedu initiated divorce proceedings after the DNA test revealed that the first child was not biologically his.
The controversy surrounding the former couple has resurfaced periodically in Nigerian entertainment and social-media discussions, particularly because of allegations concerning paternity and infidelity.
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Nedu Wazobia, whose real name is Chinedu Emmanuel Ani, is a Nigerian broadcaster, comedian, actor and content creator known for his work in radio and digital entertainment. He has also hosted the popular podcast and interview platform Honest Bunch, where discussions about relationships, marriage and contemporary social issues frequently generate public attention.
Ohiri and Nedu were previously married and have children from the relationship. Their marriage ended in divorce amid public controversy over allegations concerning infidelity and the paternity of one of the children.
The latest claims attributed to Ohiri have generated renewed discussion online, with social-media users debating the circumstances surrounding the marriage, DNA testing and the responsibilities of spouses in matters of trust and parenthood.
However, the allegations in the latest account are attributed to Ohiri, and independent confirmation of all the claims was not provided in the material available.
The development comes amid growing public debate in Nigeria over DNA testing, paternity disputes and the impact of marital infidelity on families.
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