KanyiDaily recalls that Davido’s first baby mama, Sophia Momodu recently expressed her desire to change the last name of their daughter, Imade Adeleke.
In her rants, the mother of one revealed that she has been playing the roles of mother and father for Imade, implying that Davido is a deadbeat father.
Reacting to her numerous outburst on social media, a man referred to Sophia as toxic and accused her of not letting their daughter see Davido.
He wrote, “Your own too much jare. You know allow person see him Pikin and you are here been toxic. If you wanna be a good mother not like this allow your daughter feel fatherly love”.
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In her response, Sophia Momodu stated that if the accusations against her were false, then someone has been spreading falsehoods about her. She also questioned whether the man would allow others to deceive and manipulate his own intelligence.
The mother of one emphasized that if she were indeed guilty of the allegations, it would be a toxic situation since every child deserves a father’s involvement in their life.
“You’re absolutely right. If indeed I’m guilty of this then it is very “toxic” as every child deserves to have their father in their life. But if NOT then someone has been telling the general public big big lies.
“G boy, are you going to allow whoever it is lie to you & play with your intelligence anyhow? If I were you I wouldn’t take it,” She wrote.
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KanyiDaily recalls that Sophia Momodu had also accused Davido of bullying her financially into staying with him.
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