I’ll be your nightmare — OAP Dotun threatens D’banj

A well-known on-air personality, Oladotun Kayode, nicknamed Do2dtun, has turned to social media to accuse singer D’banj of interfering with his custody battle with his estranged wife, Omotayo.

Omotayo, D’banj’s sister, married Do2dtun in 2013, and the couple has two children.

Omotayo filed for divorce in 2022, citing claimed forced abortion, physical assault, and emotional abuse. The couple was granted joint custody.

However, in order to gain access to his two girls, who are currently in the custody of his ex-wife, Do2dtun accused Dbanj of making life intolerable for him while he was still married to his sister.

According to a now-trending Instagram post on Saturday, the OAP said D’banj had messed with the wrong person and threatened to fight back in order to win access to his children.

“You know how much I was there for you @iambangalee when you lost your son,” he wrote. You understand the anguish of losing a kid, yet you are now the source of division and evil in my life.

After I said I can’t work with you, that was my issue. So the only way to hurt me was through my wife and kids. You knew I loved them. I didn’t want to do what you do to make money. I’m a non-conformist, and it annoyed you so much.

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“These are my kids, not yours. People don’t know why I am involving you so much, but don’t ever be the reason for someone’s unhappiness. You won’t make me happy, yet you and your family took my source of joy. The worst man you can fight is someone who is ready to die.

“Dapo, your mother, and Taiwo made my life a living hell. I jump on stage, sweat so hard to make a living, build a legacy for myself and my family because, as you said, “I was a golddigger,” but you see how I made my own little gold without you. No one knew we were even related, but you just couldn’t let me breathe. You now took my source of happiness. Listen, I will be your nightmare. You messed with the wrong person. Kids are not objects. They are priceless.”