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Mother, daughter slam Davido for bullying over paternity claim

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The mother and daughter at the centre of a long-running paternity dispute involving Afrobeats star David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, have responded publicly to his latest denial, accusing the singer of bullying, threats and spreading false information.

In posts shared on Instagram late Thursday, 12-year-old Anuoluwapo Mitchelle and her mother, Ayo Labinjoh, disputed Davido’s claim that he conducted five DNA tests proving he is not the girl’s father, insisting only one test was ever carried out and alleging it was fraudulent.

Mitchelle Anuoluwapo Adeleke
Anuoluwapo Adeleke. Credit: Instagram| anuadeleke001

Reacting on her Instagram page, Anuoluwapo Mitchelle (@anuadeleke001) said she was “devastated” by Davido’s response to her earlier appeal for a DNA test.

“My dad Mr David Adeleke replied me earlier this evening. I was devastated on the way he cursed me out bullied me and threatened to lock my mother up simply because I want to establish my identity,” she wrote.

She further accused the singer of changing his account of events, saying:

“He also tweeted to the world calling my mom a ‘bitch’ he never met yet claiming he now had 5 DNA tests with me. First it was two, now it’s 5. He even said the last one was on my 10th birthday.”

According to her, only one test was done.

“According to my mom, we only went for one test which… which was fake as posted on her statement pinned on top of this page,” she added, urging the public to read her mother’s statement.

Anuoluwapo thanked Nigerians and the media for their support, adding, “My mom will post the chat later. My mother has moved on and does not appreciate these false information.”

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In a separate post, Ayo Labinjoh, also rejected Davido’s comments and language, insisting she was not his “baby mama.”

“First things first, my name is Ayo Labinjoh. I’m not Davido’s baby mama or a bitch,” she wrote.

“I am very protective of my daughter’s mental health after the level of bullying she went through for years.”

She alleged her daughter “cried for days, fainted in school and went through psychotherapy,” and said the renewed controversy had deeply affected the child.

Labinjoh challenged Davido’s DNA claims, stating: “Last time it was his lawyer who brainwashed Nigerians that there were 2 tests done and I chose the hospital…”

She further alleged that the lab process was compromised and that the drawn blood was never tested.

“We wasted our time, disrupted Anu’s mental health then they lied that we did two tests, now 5 and then he’s never met me,” she wrote.

Labinjoh also accused Davido of directly harassing the child.

“David chatted my daughter tonight threatening to lock me up,” she said.

She added that she would seek international oversight if another test is to be conducted.

“David is a US citizen. I will request the US State Department to contact the Embassy in Lagos or Abuja to help us supervise and witness a clean independent DNA test,” she wrote.

The latest exchange follows earlier report in which Davido categorically denied paternity, stating on Instagram and X that he had taken “5 DNA tests, all negative,” and insisting, “I am not your father.”

The singer also said he had never had a relationship with Labinjoh outside the DNA process and described the claims as “nonsense.”

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The dispute, which dates back to 2017, has once again drawn widespread public attention, with both sides maintaining sharply opposing accounts of the DNA testing and their past interactions.

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‘Pete Edochie alive, healthy’ – Family reacts to death rumours

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The family of Nollywood veteran actor, Pete Edochie, has reacted to the viral rumours of his death.

It was reports that the family reaction came amid the viral rumours of Edochie’s death on social media.

Speaking on behalf of the family, Pete’s eldest son, Leo Edochie, in a video shared on his Instagram page, described the news as “lie from the pit of hell”.

Leo said: “I’ve been receiving text messages and calls over the nonsense post by some people that our father, Chief Pete Edochie is dead. It is a lie from the pit of hell.

“Our father is alive, hale and hearty. And if you wish someone dead, two things usually happen. The person will live very long and you will die before him. Shame to all of you.”

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Oyo princes launch court fight to preserve Alaafin’s supremacy

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The Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Akeem Owoade, has been summoned to appear in person or through legal representation in a suit instituted against him by some princes of Oyo at the Oyo State High Court sitting in Oyo town.

The claimants, Ladigbolu Adegboyega, Owoade Tesleem, Adeyemi Adesina and Adeyemi Adebayo, filed the suit marked HOY/18/2026, seeking several declaratory and injunctive reliefs against the monarch.

In the suit, the princes are asking the court to grant an order of perpetual injunction restraining the Alaafin, “either by himself, his servants, privies or any other person or persons whosoever,” from appearing at, attending, or continuing to attend occasions and functions which they claim are not befitting the status of a symbolic traditional head of the Yoruba race.

They also seek an order restraining the defendant from acting in any traditional or official capacity that would make him “subservient or inferior to any Oba in Yorubaland.”

The claimants further asked the court to declare that the office of the Alaafin of Oyo, currently occupied by the defendant, is of immense historical importance not only in Yorubaland but also in Nigeria, West Africa and beyond.

They are also seeking a declaration that “the Alaafin of Oyo is the symbol of unity, togetherness and the pivotal custodian of the cultural, customary and traditional heritage of the Yoruba people.”

In addition, the suit requests a declaration that the Alaafin of Oyo is the paramount ruler and appointing authority over all chieftaincies in Oyo town, as well as Oyo North and Oyo South.

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According to the writ of summons, the defendant is required to enter an appearance either personally or through a legal practitioner by filing the appropriate forms at the registry of the High Court of the relevant judicial division or by forwarding the documents to the registry by registered post.

According to the suit, the appellants asked the court to prevent Alaafin from acting under the authority of any other Oba or participating in council matters in a manner that could undermine his status.

The claimants argue that the Alaafin, as the paramount traditional ruler, should not appear subservient to any other traditional leader, noting that the office holds historical, cultural, and symbolic significance not just in Oyo but across Yorubaland, Nigeria, and West Africa.

The Princes are asking the court to issue a perpetual injunction restraining the Alaafin from attending functions or engaging in official duties that may compromise his dignity or the stature of the Alaafinate.

No date has been fixed for the hearing of the suit.

Attempts to reach the palace spokesman, Bode Durojaiye, were unsuccessful, as he did not respond to calls.

The legal action against the Alaafin is rooted in a longstanding dispute over hierarchy and authority within the Oyo State Council of Obas and Chiefs, a body established to advise the state government on traditional matters.

Tensions escalated in recent years following the reconstitution and grading of traditional rulers by successive Oyo State governments, particularly the elevation of some monarchs and the creation of parallel traditional structures. Central to the controversy is the recognition of Alaafin, Olubadan of Ibadanland and Soun of Ogbomoso as co-chairmen of the Oyo State Council of Obas and Chiefs.

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The Alaafin, who was expected at the inauguration of the council by Governor Seyi Makinde on January 16, 2026, was,  however, conspicuously absent.

Oba Owoade has also been at odds with the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, over supremacy claims.

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Why I Sold Limousine Car Someone Gifted Me – Pastor Adeboye

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The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has shared how he handled valuable gifts during the early years of his ministry.

It was reports that he revealed this during a church thanksgiving service.

Adeboye recalled receiving a Mercedes-Benz from an elderly woman while he was still travelling by bus.

Unsure of what to do, he left the car unused for some time. He said that a dream later reminded him that refusing the gift was stopping the woman’s blessing from coming to life.

Following this guidance, he gave the car to his late deputy, Pastor Abiodun, who advised him to enjoy the gift. Pastor Adeboye chose to pass it on instead.

Later, he received three more Mercedes-Benz cars, which left him surprised.

One night, a man came to his house at 2:00 AM with a rare six-door Mercedes limousine, saying it was sent by God.

Pastor Adeboye prayed and felt he could sell the car.

He sold it and used the money to buy motorcycles for his pastors, showing how he redirected luxury gifts to serve others.

He stated: “I almost said, ‘Alakoba wo le leyi?’ I hope this one is not trying to get me into trouble.

“Why are you robbing my daughter of her blessing? She sowed a seed, and you are not allowing the seed to germinate.

“Even if I die and they put me in this car, I will wake up. Will you permit me to sell the car?

“I remember I sold it and used the money to buy motorcycles for my pastors.”

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