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Nigerian man shares his story, says he is searching for his birth father (photos)

- A Nigerian man has cried out looking for his biological father

- The man who is based in the United States revealed that he has never met his father

- He noted that his mother does not want to tell him who his father is

A Nigerian man has launched a search for his father who he has not met before. The young man identified as Marquise Mkpuechina who is from Anambra state is based in New Jersey, United States.

The young man who hails from Abagana area of Anambra, identified his father as Daniel U. Mkpuechina.

According to reports, Mkpuechina noted that he hopes to reunite with his father even though he has never met him before.

Nigerian man searches for father

Nigerian man Marquise Mkpuechina searches for father who he has never met Facebook source: Marqueise Mkpuechina
Source: Facebook

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Mkpuechina revealed that his mother had refused to tell him who his father is as a kid, and she still refuses even after he became an adult.

The young man plans to return home to find his father. He stated that the issue with his father has made him depressed and sad.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had reported that a lady took to social media to search for partner for her mother. The lady that her mother is a 45-year-old widow who is employed, she also the kind of man suitable for her mother.

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