Makueni Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jnr has won a sensational court battle against his alleged baby mama, Victoria Ndunge, after a DNA test revealed that the child he had been supporting for years is not biologically his.
The high-profile case took a dramatic turn when DNA results conclusively showed that Mutula was not the father, prompting the court to rule in his favour. In a landmark judgment, the court ordered Ms. Ndunge to refund KSh 15 million — the total amount the governor had spent on child support, education, and upkeep.
The verdict has ignited heated debate across social media platforms, with thousands reacting to the shocking revelation. Many commentators have praised the court’s decision, calling it a wake-up call for men to pursue DNA testing before assuming parental responsibility.
One viral post captured the public mood, reading: “Gentlemen, spare that KSh 22,000 and go for a DNA test — many are going broke, taking loans and stressing over children who aren’t theirs.”
The case has not only stirred conversations about trust and responsibility but also renewed calls for the introduction of mandatory DNA testing at birth to prevent similar disputes in the future.
