OAP Dotun Accuses US Embassy Of Helping Estranged Wife Elope With Children

The matrimonial feud between on-air personality OAP Dotun and his estranged wife, Taiwo Oyeabanji is taking a new turn.

He is linking the matter with both the United States embassy, and music star,  D’bang who is his estranged wife’s brother.

He accuses the mission of supporting his wife to relocate their two children to America without his consent, notwithstanding a court order that that neither of them should take the children out of Nigeria.

In posts on the matter, he wrote:

“The American embassy in Nigeria is an enabler of child abduction… very biased. No proper investigation,” he wrote in a series of posts, adding

“I have written for years and kept quiet for 3 years. It’s time.”

“Even though my children are U.S. citizens, their mother is not. Issuing new passports without my consent or a court mandate shows a failure to protect the rights of a non-American father.”

“When a court gives an order in a country. Is it null & void just because someone can cook up the best lies? I feel it is apparent that whatever

“@POTUS is trying to clean up in the immigration system is somewhat valid especially to people that lie to gain access. The American embassy it’s time to provide my kids or give me a fair hearing. Una don buy better market.

READ ALSO: “The priority of the children are very important but have you for once thought or checked the extent people can go or lie to take kids out? Do you not need the consent of both parents to issue a passport? Do you realize people submit fake documents and publications to mar the reputation of people. It’s 3 years now American embassy; Where are my kids?

According to him, based on the fact that he is in possession of the children’s original passports,

In violation of his parental rights he alleged further US embassy, issued new passports to the children, already, U.S. citizens by birth, without informing him or verifying parental consent.

The mission by its actions turned an already difficult custody dispute into an international legal battle,     OAP Dotun alleged while demanding accountability.