Ayo Labinjoh Calls Davido a Boy Not a Man Amid Paternity Dispute
Ayo Labinjoh, the woman claiming that Nigerian singer Davido fathered her teenage daughter, has once again publicly attacked the music star, escalating their ongoing paternity dispute.
In a detailed post shared online, Labinjoh refuted claims that her pursuit of Davido was motivated by his wealth, insisting that he was not “super rich” when they met in 2013. She further alleged that Davido sent her money on the day of her daughter’s naming ceremony, contradicting the singer’s narrative about their financial interactions.
Labinjoh also disputed Davido’s assertion that five DNA tests had been conducted to confirm paternity. She clarified that the “five tests” he referred to were actually related to his other children, not her daughter, Anu Adeleke.
Concluding her statement, Labinjoh directly challenged Davido’s character, calling him “a boy, NOT a man” and describing him as “a dad, NOT a father.” Her words have reignited public discussion about the singer’s responsibility and accountability as a parent.
The ongoing dispute has significant implications for Anu Adeleke, the teenage child at the center, who remains subjected to public scrutiny amid a highly publicized controversy. Legal and social pressures continue to mount as the conflict unfolds online.
Labinjoh’s latest statements also take aim at prominent supporters of Davido, including media personality Daddy Freeze, questioning the backing he has given the singer in previous discussions. This has further intensified the debate surrounding the case on social media platforms.
Davido has not yet publicly responded to Labinjoh’s most recent allegations. The dispute remains unresolved, with Labinjoh calling for public validation and pressure for a new DNA test to definitively confirm paternity.
As the situation continues to unfold, it highlights the complex and often painful personal conflicts that can surround high-profile celebrities, especially when private matters become matters of public discourse.
