With the increasing rate of paternity fraud cases in Nigerian and the world at large, Shola suggests that churches should seek DNA test results from married couples before they approve to their child dedication service in church.

His stance stems from the fact that a man could dedicate a child that is not his unknowing to him because it is fraudulent act executed by the mother or his wife.

Shola wrote; ”With the rate of paternity fraud in Nigeria and beyond, I think churches should make DNA test compulsory before any child’s dedication. A pastor shouldn’t be blessing fraud. It’s just not right.”

His tweet has sparked a conversation on the micro-blogging platform and some are for the motion whilst others have opposed it with various defenses.