Kenyan comedian and content creator Oga Obinna has advised musician Stivo Simple Boy to carefully make his own decision regarding the ongoing paternity claims surrounding a child allegedly linked to him.
The advice comes amid growing public attention over the claims, which have sparked conversations online about relationships, fatherhood and the importance of establishing the truth before making major decisions.
Oga Obinna weighed in on the matter, urging Stivo not to allow public opinion or pressure from other people to determine how he handles the situation.
According to Obinna, the decision about whether to accept responsibility for the child should ultimately come from Stivo after considering all the available facts.
He cautioned that raising a child under circumstances where a man later discovers that the child is not biologically his can have serious emotional consequences.
“Men don’t raise a child that is not yours; it will break you,” Obinna said, while encouraging Stivo to approach the matter carefully.
The comedian’s remarks have since generated mixed reactions among social media users, with some agreeing that paternity matters should be handled privately and through proper procedures, while others believe that emotional support and the welfare of the child should remain a priority.
The paternity claims have placed Stivo Simple Boy at the centre of renewed public discussion, with fans and online users closely following developments.
Despite the growing debate, questions surrounding the child’s biological paternity would require reliable evidence before any definitive conclusion can be reached.
For Stivo, the situation could become a deeply personal decision, particularly given the attention it has attracted online. Obinna’s advice has therefore sparked a wider conversation about fatherhood, trust and the importance of making informed decisions when dealing with sensitive family matters.