Ayotomide Labinjo Denies Claims Of Multiple DNA Tests On Daughter With Davido

Ayotomide Labinjo, the alleged babymama of Nigerian superstar Davido, has refuted claims made by the singer’s former lawyer, Bobo Ajudua, that two DNA tests were conducted to establish the paternity of her daughter.

Labinjo, whose daughter recently turned 11, stated that only one DNA test was conducted and alleged that money was exchanged during the process.

In an Instagram post where she introduced her daughter, Mitchelle Anu Adeleke, Labinjo captioned the photo, “Davido’s first daughter,” sparking widespread attention. However, Ajudua countered the claim, asserting that it had been medically proven that the child is not an Adeleke.

Responding to Ajudua’s statement, Labinjo said:

“This week, I introduced my daughter Mitchelle Anu Adeleke to Nigerians after a 6-year break on the Instagram page built for her 5th birthday by Dr. Kemi in 2018. To my shock, I read several blog stories claiming that I had 2 DNA tests to establish Anuoluwapo’s paternity with Mr. David Adeleke.

“This false information was maliciously spread by his friend and former lawyer Bobo Ajudua, who was neither present nor employed by Mr. Adeleke at the time in 2014. It has caused malicious bullying and disrespect to my person and my daughter.

“We did not go to two hospitals but a small clinic where my daughter’s blood was drawn in a private room, not even a clinical lab setting. My family and I watched money change hands in a brown envelope between Mr. David Adeleke and Mr. Wale Sobola, who disguised his name as ‘Dr. Alex.’ Dr. Kemi has consistently requested a second DNA test on my daughter’s behalf, including chatting online with Bobo Ajudua in late 2019, who declined on behalf of Mr. David Adeleke.

“To make up these vicious lies is below the belt. I do not seek validation from the Adeleke family or any form of support. I only need to establish my daughter’s PATERNITY. We have moved on and done well with our lives. Special thanks to all Nigerians for the kind words to Anuoluwapo.”