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Ayo Labinjoh, who claims to be the mother of Davido’s alleged daughter Anu Adeleke, has shared fresh details to support her long-standing assertions about the singer and their child. In a post on social media, Labinjoh addressed ongoing speculation and critics, writing: “Good morning from Ayo Labinjoh. So I heard that I want to make Anu Davido’s daughter by fire by force!! What if he was poor — would I not fight for my child’s identity since the September 2014 FAKE DNA TEST? Davido was not super rich when I met him. I only knew him as an upcoming, fast-rising singer at the February 2013 Dami Duro concert afterparty in Ibadan and as a son of a businessman.” Labinjoh also called out media personality Daddy Freeze, accusing him of protecting Davido’s image instead of facilitating an independent DNA test. She said Freeze saw one of the “supposed five DNA tests” she shared from #DrKemi Olunloyo’s 2018 investigation, yet publicly declared that Davido is not Anu’s father rather than verifying the results. She noted that even figures close to the Adeleke family, including Dele Momodu, who is an uncle to Davido’s other children, have chosen not to intervene. Labinjoh claimed her daughter Anu became vocal about her identity but was “cursed out, bullied and threatened,” though she was promised the release of the five DNA test results for public viewing. Labinjoh also challenged Davido directly, questioning whether he sent money on Anu’s naming ceremony in November 2013 or why a video call from his phone appeared on November 9, 2025 — the same day his #5Alive concert took place in Ibadan. She asked if his contact was about a DNA test or simply sparked by Anu’s growing social media presence. Expressing frustration, she wrote: “You are a boy, NOT a man!! You are a dad, NOT a father!!” She also listed the dates of the five DNA tests she claims were conducted: Anu Adeleke – September 2014 Imade Adeleke – June 2015 Hailey Adeleke – May 2017 Dawson Adeleke – June 2021 Ivanna Bayy – June 2023 (in‑utero, #Terminated) Labinjoh concluded by appealing for Dr. Kemi Olunloyo’s contact, noting that the journalist has been sending Anu a yearly token of 300,000 Naira. Her latest post has reignited public debate over the paternity dispute, with supporters urging clarity and others backing Davido, who maintains that previous DNA tests have already settled the matter.

The paternity dispute between Nigerian superstar Davido and his alleged daughter, Anu Adeleke, has taken a new turn with the emergence of a purported DNA result. Anu’s mother, Ayo Labinjoh, shared the result on Instagram, calling it “the ONLY DNA TEST” and dismissing claims that multiple tests had ever been conducted. She wrote: “Fake!! No swab, just blood. Not 2, Not 5. We still haven’t seen Davido post today online and in newspapers. Dr Olunloyo fought for Anu a lot.” The post included a message from journalist Kemi Olunloyo and a copy of the alleged DNA result, which Labinjoh said originated from talks initiated by the late family attorney Ayo Labinjoh in 2014. According to her, this remains the only verified test, contradicting Davido’s lawyer’s previous claims of multiple tests. Olunloyo also shared her investigative findings from 2018, confirming the legitimacy of the 2014 test and criticizing Davido for ignoring prior demands regarding Anu. She stated: “He’s an adult, so if he wants to call his family, get advice. Ayo is not Sophia.” Labinjoh outlined the family’s demands, which include a blind DNA test in the US, six years of unpaid child support, monthly financial support until Anu turns 18, and the issuance of both Nigerian and US passports for the teenager. She emphasized: “NO COMPROMISE!! FINISH!” The dispute continues to attract national attention, with the validity of DNA tests and questions of responsibility and accountability remaining at the center of public debate.

Ayo Labinjoh, mother of Anu, the teenage girl claiming to be Davido’s daughter, has caused a stir online with fresh statements about her daughter’s paternity. Taking over her daughter’s social media account to allow Anu to focus on her mental health and school, Labinjoh said she is currently traveling to Lagos and Ibadan. She accused Davido of refusing to communicate privately despite Anu’s request for a discussion and called for an independent DNA test. “This is Ayo Labinjoh. Thank you for all your DMs. I am currently on the road traveling on my way to Lagos first, then IB. I’m a business trader and travel a lot across West Africa. I have asked Anu to log out of this account and I will be taking over again full time. I want her to focus on her mental health and school work. She asked David if he wanted to talk to me but he refused. We could have worked out an independent DNA test for Anu,” she wrote. Labinjoh strongly disputed Davido’s claims that five DNA tests had been conducted, calling the reports “delusional.” She said, “To say you did 5 DNA tests, not even two anymore silencing us all these years is delusional. You want to contact us privately but tell people publicly that I’m a bitch and obsessed fan you paid off after 5 negative tests, call our child mad and bullied her to the core on January 15th, 2026.” She added that the family has yet to see any published results of these alleged tests. She also revealed plans to register Anu as a US citizen at the American Embassy using a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA), which requires acknowledgement of paternity or a DNA test. “We are ready for our 2nd DNA test supervised by David’s embassy. NOBODY CAN SILENCE ANU,” she wrote. Labinjoh further claimed that the 2014 DNA test was mishandled, saying, “The only DNA test was altered September 2014. There was no DNA swab. They took Anu’s blood and Davido’s blood was drawn separately in a room we were not allowed to enter. The false negative test with a big bag of money. There is no record of 5 DNA tests anywhere, and I never picked any hospital. Dr Adeleke picked the hospital lab and paid for it. It is not ours.” Her statements have reignited public debate, with Labinjoh insisting that the family seeks a fair and transparent DNA test to finally settle the paternity question.

The woman behind the renewed paternity controversy involving Davido has issued a lengthy clarification, saying her decision to speak out was driven solely by concern for her daughter’s wellbeing. Using her daughter’s Instagram account, she identified herself as Ayo Labinjoh and firmly rejected being described as Davido’s baby mama or being labeled a prostitute. She said she has deliberately stayed away from public drama over the years to protect her daughter from emotional harm caused by constant online attacks and bullying. “Good evening, we are heading to bed now. First things first, my name is Ayo Labinjoh. I’m NOT Davido’s baby mama or a bitch. I am very protective of my daughter’s mental health after the level of bullying she went through for years. My daughter cried for days, fainted in school and went through psychotherapy.” According to her, the family had largely moved on from the issue until it resurfaced again, dragging her daughter back into public attention. She accused Davido of ignoring her for years while privately portraying her as a prostitute, a claim she strongly denied. “David Adeleke has largely ignored me for years because he thought he picked up a prostitute from GQClub in Ibadan. I was a waitress and not picked up on the streets. I come from a good home.” She went on to speak about her background and her late father, while also describing her daughter as intelligent, tech-savvy and highly protected from conversations about her family at school. She stressed that she keeps no friends and ensures no one discusses her daughter’s personal life with her. Labinjoh also challenged Davido’s claim that five DNA tests had been conducted. She alleged that the testing process was mishandled from the beginning and that the public had been misled about the number of tests done. “Dr Deji Adeleke took us to a LAB not a hospital where Anu’s blood was drawn in 2014 then discarded behind our backs and fake result was printed,” she claimed, adding that Nigerians were previously told two tests were done before the narrative later changed to five. She expressed shock that her daughter began trending again on social media, saying it followed renewed denials and insults from Davido. “To my shock she was trending on X because her dad needed to call me a bitch that he’s never met yet he subjected himself to a DNA test 5X?” Labinjoh further alleged that Davido contacted her daughter directly, accusing him of threatening and bullying the teenager through private messages. “My daughter is fighting for her identity. David chatted my daughter tonight threatening to lock me up, cursing Anu and repeatedly bullying her.” She concluded by insisting that the situation is not about financial gain but about her daughter’s right to know her identity. She said she plans to seek an independently supervised DNA test, possibly involving international authorities, to ensure transparency. “My daughter did not beg to be here… Bullying my daughter is WRONG.”