Nigeria 🇳🇬: Davido Denies Paternity of Anu Adeleke’s Child After Five Tests

 

Nigerian music superstar Davido has sparked a social media firestorm following the leak of a heated exchange between himself and a woman identified as Anu Adeleke. In the leaked chat, the "Unavailable" singer appears to definitively sever ties over paternity claims.

The exchange, which has since gone viral across various platforms, shows a blunt and frustrated Davido responding to claims regarding a child's parentage.

"I'm Not Your Father"

According to the screenshots, Davido expressed total confidence in his stance, citing medical evidence to back his claims.

I’m not your father, go and find your father," the singer reportedly wrote. "I have done 5 DNA tests, you are not mine."

The directness of the message suggests a long-standing dispute that has reached a breaking point. While Davido is known for being a doting father to his children, this public denial indicates he is unwilling to accept responsibility for a child he believes—and claims to have proven—is not his.

The Adeleke family, one of Nigeria's most prominent dynasties, has yet to release an official statement regarding the leak. Anu Adeleke, the woman at the center of the controversy, has also remained relatively quiet since the messages began circulating.

 Supporters of the singer argue that five DNA tests provide "irrefutable proof" and that he has a right to defend himself against false claims.

 Critics have questioned the public nature of the fallout, though it remains unclear who leaked the private conversation to the press.

Davido, born David Adeleke, has frequently been the subject of paternity headlines throughout his career. However, the mention of five separate tests suggests an exhaustive effort to settle the matter privately before it boiled over into the public eye.

This development comes at a time when the singer is focusing on his global "Timeless" brand, leaving many to wonder if this personal drama will impact his upcoming schedules or brand endorsements.

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SOURCE: YABALEFT