Award-winning Ghanaian blogger Zion Felix has strongly criticised Kumawood actor Kwadwo Nkansah Lil Win following revelations that his recent DNA claims were part of a publicity stunt.
The backlash stems from a viral TikTok Live session in which Lil Win claimed he had conducted a paternity test that revealed one of his five children, whom he had raised for about nine years, was not his biological child.
The actor stated at the time that although he was hurt by the results, he chose not to react angrily and would continue to care for the child.
His comments quickly sparked widespread reactions online, with many Ghanaians speculating about the identity of the child, even going as far as analysing photos of his children.
However, in a statement released on Sunday, March 15, 2026, Lil Win’s management debunked the claims, explaining that the DNA narrative was not real but rather a marketing strategy to promote his upcoming movie titled DNA, which is set to premiere on his official YouTube channel.
Reacting to the development, Zion Felix did not hold back in condemning the actor’s approach, describing it as inappropriate and insensitive.
“DNA is not something to joke with. There are so many things you could have used to promote his movie and not this sensitive topic,” he said.
The blogger further expressed concern about the impact of the stunt, noting that it led to unnecessary public scrutiny of Lil Win’s children.
“Immediately you made those statements, people began pulling up photos of your kids to know which one is not yours, which is very bad,” he added.
Zion Felix also questioned why an established figure like Lil Win would resort to such tactics.
“You are not an underground actor; you have the following, so there was no need to do what you did,” he stated.
