Pregnant University Student Seeks Help After Admitting She Doesn’t Know Who the Father Is

A pregnant university student has sparked debate on social media after reportedly seeking relationship advice from popular adviser Joro Olumofin over uncertainty surrounding the paternity of her unborn child. The student, whose identity has not been disclosed, said she had been intimate with three male students around the period she believes conception occurred and is unsure which of them is responsible for the pregnancy.

In her message to Olumofin, the student expressed distress about the situation, explaining that she was not prepared to become a mother. She said she had initially believed she was not pregnant because she experienced bleeding she interpreted as her menstrual period the previous week. However, she claimed a subsequent medical consultation revealed that she was nearly two months pregnant.

The unexpected news reportedly left her struggling to understand how to proceed, particularly because she does not see any of the three men as a suitable long-term partner or co-parent. Her concerns appear to extend beyond determining the child’s biological father to whether any of the men could offer the kind of relationship and support she would want.

The student also described some of her reservations about the individuals involved. She reportedly acknowledged that one of the men was financially comfortable but alleged that he was unfaithful. She did not provide detailed explanations for her concerns about the other two, but maintained that she could not picture building a future with any of them.

Her disclosure has generated mixed responses online. While some users have expressed sympathy for her uncertainty and the emotional pressure associated with an unexpected pregnancy, others have questioned the decisions that led to the situation. The discussion has broadened into arguments about personal responsibility, relationship choices and the challenges students may face when dealing with unintended pregnancies.

Olumofin, who is known for sharing relationship dilemmas and offering advice on personal matters, had not publicly responded to the student’s account in the information provided.

The situation also highlights the importance of reliable medical guidance when pregnancy and paternity are uncertain. Experiencing bleeding does not always rule out pregnancy, and a healthcare professional can help clarify what is happening. Where paternity needs to be established, appropriate DNA testing can provide reliable evidence rather than leaving the question to speculation.

The student’s account has therefore become part of a wider conversation about sexual health, informed decisions and the practical and emotional responsibilities associated with pregnancy.