The paternity controversy between Ayotomide Labinjoh, mother of Anuoluwapo Michelle, and music superstar Davido is taking an even more intriguing dimension
Recall our earlier story today whereby Dr. Deji Adeleke, Davido’s father stated that the outcome of the DNA tests on the mega star over the girl, Aanu, have proven that she is not Davido’s child.
Knocking off the idea that responsibility may be the reason for denying paternity over the girl, Dr Adeleke had stated:
“I have 14 grandchildren, so what will one more do?
“Is it that I will not be able to afford to do things for her or bring her into my family?
“I want more grandchildren, but there is science — DNA.
“If you say you are my granddaughter and science has proven that you are my granddaughter, I would gladly accept you”, he stated.
However, Ayotomide Labinjoh, the woman at the centre of the paternity controversy has spoken back, saying that they will refuse to be intimated.
“Dr Deji Adeleke, you cannot intimidate us, sir. As the patriarch of the family, you should not be talking on David’s behalf. I’m not Sophia negotiating child support, etc. Let David address me”, she stated via an Instagram post..
She also made reference to other family members being pressured on the case, including the Davido family reaching out to her sister, Titilayo Labinjoh:
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“To my shock, my own sister reportedly has been talking to Dr Deji Adeleke since the pandemic. About what?” she rhetorically asked, while alleging that Davido was leveraging is influence and financial wherewithal on the family.
“It took money for you to use a family member of ours to spy on us,”
“If anything happens to me, my daughter and my mum, the police should hold you responsible,” she stated.
“Anu and I never met with you in 2020 for four additional DNA tests”, she stated.
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