A Lagos State Magistrate Court sitting in Ikorodu had earlier ordered a Deoxyribonucleic Acid test to establish whether Liam Aloba is the biological son of the deceased. He also disclosed plans to explore the possibility of transferring the case out of Lagos State. I will consult my lawyer on that.”Insisting on the DNA test, Aloba appealed to the Lagos State Government to allow him to proceed with the burial, stressing that the test remains a key condition. “I am calling on the Lagos State Government to allow me to bury my son, but without DNA, we cannot proceed. PUNCH Metro had earlier reported that the family’s legal representatives raised concerns over the capacity of some laboratories selected for the paternity test.

Source: GhanaWeb March 23, 2026 11:56 UTC