
The father of Canadian superstar Drake, Dennis Graham, has reveled that he is 30% Nigerian.
Drake, a Grammy-winning Canadian rapper, has appeared to embrace his Nigerian heritage after disclosing the startling results of his father’s DNA genealogy test.
Drake has always reached out to his Nigerian counterparts such as Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Tems over the years.
The image he share also showed that there’s more to his genealogy.
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He also showed how the highest percentage of ethnicity followed by Cameroon, Congo, and Western Bantu Peoples, which is 28 per cent, then Ivory Coast and Ghana, 11 per cent.
The Toronto-born singer revealed that he is primarily of Nigerian heritage, along with other African nations, by posting the results of his father Dennis Graham’s DNA test on Instagram.
Drake’s caption reads as follows:
“This is my dad’s results does this mean I’m a Naija man finally?”

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