Ndebele King’s Son Allegedly Tried To Kill Himself Because He Father Does Not Love Him While the law can force a father to pay child maintenance, no man can be forced to love his child. As a result, many children have suffered in silence due to the lack of a parent’s love, and in some cases, some children end up committing suicide or have tried to kill themselves.

King Makhosonke II

The truth is that in many cases, children from a secret affair hardly receive the love that they seek from their fathers. According to the Sunday Times, the son of King Makhosonke II Mabena from the Ndebele monarch has tried to kill himself several times. According to his mother, the boy feels rejected because his father does not want to be seen in public with him.
While the law can force a father to pay child maintenance, no man can be forced to love his child. As a result, many children have suffered in silence due to the lack of a parent’s love, and in some cases, some children end up committing suicide or have tried to kill themselves.

 
King Makhosonke II

The truth is that in many cases, children from a secret affair hardly receive the love that they seek from their fathers. According to the Sunday Times, the son of King Makhosonke II Mabena from the Ndebele monarch has tried to kill himself several times. According to his mother, the boy feels rejected because his father does not want to be seen in public with him.

According to the public’s opinion, the child might be rejected because he is considered to be a commoner, and many people are saying that the king cannot love his subjects if he fails to love his child. They add that the Ndebele monarch must address the matter accordingly and do right by the child.

If a man doubts the paternity of a child, he can always request a DNA test. It gets tricky when a man acknowledges a child as his own, raises the child then later decides that he can not take care of another man’s child.

The only question remains, is the Ndebele king taking care of his child financially? Although money is not enough, if he is maintaining his child, then the law can not force him to allow his child to visit him.

It is up to his mother to ensure that she gets her child psychological help, involves social workers, and stands by her child no matter how hard the situation is. Many children grew up without their fathers but turned out okay.
According to the public’s opinion, the child might be rejected because he is considered to be a commoner, and many people are saying that the king cannot love his subjects if he fails to love his child. They add that the Ndebele monarch must address the matter accordingly and do right by the child.

If a man doubts the paternity of a child, he can always request a DNA test. It gets tricky when a man acknowledges a child as his own, raises the child then later decides that he can not take care of another man’s child.

The only question remains, is the Ndebele king taking care of his child financially? Although money is not enough, if he is maintaining his child, then the law can not force him to allow his child to visit him.

It is up to his mother to ensure that she gets her child psychological help, involves social workers, and stands by her child no matter how hard the situation is. Many children grew up without their fathers but turned out okay.