DNA Test Shows Wizkid is ‘99.9%’ The Father of Second Child

In January 2016 when news broke that Wizkid had fathered another child with another woman, the report was received with mixed reactions especially because Wizkid refused to admit or address the issue.

The baby mama, a US-based Guinean model, Binta Diamond Diallo continued sharing photos and affirming that her son belonged to Wizkid – even christening the boy with the artiste’s legal name (Ayo Balogun).

If the new DNA test result obtained by TheNETng dated March 17, 2016 is anything to go by, Wizkid may very well be the father of Binta Diallo’s son.

No DNA Discovered On Mystery Knife Found Buried Under O.J. Simpson’s House

It turns out the LAPD didn’t discover the knife that killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman 21 years after it would have mattered after all. 

Despite suspicions that a potential murder weapon was found on O.J.’s property a few years after the trial and randomly kept under wraps for another 18 years…DNA evidence to link it to the murders is unsurprisingly nonexistent.

TMZ: LAPD detectives hit a dead end with the knife that was buried on O.J. Simpson’s Rockingham estate … TMZ has learned.

Sources familiar with the situation tell us, the DNA testing produced no matches. We’re told the microbes in the soil degraded any DNA to the point it was impossible to get a meaningful result.

Singer Solidstar Shares DNA Result To Prove He Is The Father Of His White Baby

After months of celebrating life as a baby daddy, Solidstar is still in doubts he fathered the cute little baby boy.

It was also crystal clear that some people have questioned if Solid Star is really the father of his boy. 

To satisfy his curiosity, and as well quash such doubts, he went for paternity tests and also shared details of the test on his Instagram page.

The Oluchi crooner captioned it: Singer Solidstar last year welcomed a son with a British woman.

Fears DNA Tests Will Come Up Fruitless in O.J. Simpson Murder Case

The knife buried on O.J. Simpson's former Rockingham estate may hold lots of secrets, but unlocking them may be next to impossible ... with one glimmer of hope.

We spoke with a number of forensic experts who say a knife secreted underground for 4 years is likely to become contaminated by bacteria, chemicals and various microorganisms in the dirt, making it extremely difficult to get meaningful results in DNA tests.  

The experts add the natural elements pose an additional, significant obstacle to DNA tests.