Ghanaian man in Denmark reportedly commits suicide after DNA test results

A Ghanaian man identified as Benjamin Offei has reportedly committed suicide in his garage in Copenhagen, Denmark.

According to a news report shared by Breeze 90.9 FM on February 2, 2026, Offei discovered through a DNA test that the four children he had been raising for years were not biologically his.

He had been in a relationship with his longtime girlfriend for about ten years before marriage and had been married for approximately nine years.

The report stated, “A Ghanaian man identified as Benjamin Offei was reportedly found dead in a garage in Copenhagen, Denmark, days after discovering through a DNA test that the four children he had been raising were not biologically his.

“According to social media posts later picked up by a Ghanaian news outlet, Offei had been in a long-term relationship with his wife for about ten years before marriage and had been married for approximately nine years."

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In a separate account, abroad-based digital content creator Bmm Swerdna posted on January 20, 2026, that he had received a call from Offei, who narrated how the DNA test had revealed none of the children were his.

“This morning, a close friend called me from Copenhagen. He was weeping on the phone like a baby. He tried to speak, then told me he just found out all four children are not his through a DNA test. Married for nine years… I make basaaa. Women, why??”

On February 1, 2026, Bmm updated his Facebook page, reporting that Offei had taken his own life.

“Just in: My friend Benjamin Offei, who found out in a DNA test that all four children are not his in his 19-year relationship with his Ghanaian wife, has committed suicide in his garage in Copenhagen.”

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