Video goes viral as women performs traditional DNA test on newborn using water and an ice block

• The post states that the test is a part of a family tradition to confirm the child’s legitimacy.

• The video explains a procedure where an ice block is placed in water to create extreme cold.

A widely circulated post on TikTok has ignited considerable debate following the disclosure of a traditional DNA test performed by a group of women on a newborn infant.

The post indicates that this test is part of a familial custom aimed at verifying the child’s legitimacy.

In the accompanying video, a narrator describes the process, which entails immersing an ice block in water to achieve an extremely low temperature.

The frigid water is subsequently poured over the infant. Should the child fall ill or succumb to the cold, it is interpreted as evidence that the child is not the biological offspring of the mother’s husband, suggesting potential infidelity.

Conversely, if the child shows no adverse effects, it is deemed confirmation of the child’s legitimacy.

This post has attracted considerable attention, with numerous individuals expressing their opinions in the comments as the video continues to gain traction online.

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Reacting to the post…

@Bally: “Dey play nothing go do the pikin if nah omo ale self.”

@shikemi_26: “Radarada dem still Dey do oro ile for this generation.”

@DrUG pusher: “this people are from abeokuta egba…. that’s their oro ile. nd its 80% effective.”

@Tosmancares4u: “Before this one self I go don run my dna lowkey as soon as I born d baby woman fit go bribe all these baba lowkey.”

@Na_yomi♠️: “If you like no protect your child.”

@Mrs M❤️: “If nah abroad you Dey you go do am social worker go carry you.”

@Dijah_xl: “We dey do aham for our family and no be play oo?”

@Mumcy Jesse❤️🤍: “dem do am for my son too, but not like this, they use cold water to bath him outside and also put him inside rain.”

@_Moriyin_oluwa: “I do ham ooo but nah only iro Dey my body me and my son this one still good ajeh she still do make up and still wear clothes.”