Woman Confesses to Hiding Two Children’s Paternity for 13 Years as Husband Demands Over GH¢30,000

A woman identified as Abena has reportedly confessed to concealing the paternity of two of her three children from her husband for 13 years, triggering a serious family dispute that has reportedly left her fearful and desperate for a resolution.

According to a report published by Ghanafeed on October 21, 2026, the woman’s confession followed claims that her husband had placed a spiritual curse on the family after allegedly discovering that two of the children he had raised were not biologically his.

The report indicates that Abena and her husband had been married for 13 years. Throughout their marriage, the man reportedly believed that all three children were his biological offspring and took responsibility for raising them without knowing the truth about the paternity of two of them.

The situation allegedly came to light after the husband began experiencing difficulties in his business and sought spiritual explanations for his misfortunes. He reportedly consulted a spiritual source, where he was allegedly told that his wife had been unfaithful and that two of the children were fathered by other men.

The revelation is said to have caused considerable emotional distress and anger, with the husband allegedly declaring that family members who knew about the situation but failed to disclose it would face death. He reportedly claimed that the deaths would continue until his wife also died.

The matter reportedly took a more disturbing turn following the death of Abena’s father. According to the account, the incident frightened the woman, prompting her to disclose the secret and plead with her husband to withdraw the alleged curse and forgive her.

Abena is reported to have indicated that she might not have confessed had the reported deaths not occurred. She is now seeking intervention to resolve the dispute and prevent further tragedy.

The account has raised concerns about marital trust, the emotional consequences of concealed paternity and the fear that spiritual threats can create within families.

However, the allegations surrounding the curse and the reported circumstances of the deaths have not been independently verified. The situation highlights the importance of resolving paternity disputes through reliable evidence, dialogue and appropriate professional support rather than threats or intimidation.

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