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Singer Grace Nakimera speaks out against DNA testing, says it destroys homes.

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Gospel singer and philanthropist Grace Nakimera has spoken out against DNA testing, citing that it destroys homes.

Nakimera, during one of her TV interviews, discussed the ongoing DNA topics, encouraging men to take their children for DNA testing to confirm their paternity.

She revealed that she couldn’t allow her husband to subject her children to the test because it paints a picture of broken trust in a home.

Grace Nakimera

Describing herself as an irrational decision maker, the mother of three noted that they would immediately end the relationship as soon as her man suggested the test.

“I think I make bad decisions because if a man is not sure that we are his family; if he has even the slightest doubt about his children then he better leaves. The day you do the DNA, it is over for us. Why would you be doubting us? There is a possibility of the machine giving wrong results,” she said.

Nakimera further defended her argument, noting that DNA tests destroyed homes because they automatically cause distrust and betrayal on the side of the woman.

“Personally I cannot allow that because DNAs destroys homes. What will you say when you confirm that they are your children? If you decide to do the test without my knowledge, that is okay. Just make sure I never get to know about it but the day I get to know, you know you have created something in me,” she said.

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