“Baby mama shouldn’t expect wife benefits” – AbdulShally speaks amid Davido, Sophia custody conflict
Famous businesswoman, AbdulShally, has expressed her opinions on the ongoing custody conflict between Davido and Sophia Momodu, highlighting the value of shared responsibilities in co-parenting.
all the controversies surrounding Davido’s purported failure to provide for their child financially.
AbdulShally stated that she thought Davido’s N5M allowance would be sufficient to pay for housing costs wherever in Nigeria.
AbdulShally spoke from personal experience when she described how, following her divorce, she changed with the times and took the initiative to pay for her children’s education in the US, where costs were much higher.
AbdulShally highlighted the importance of Sophia Momodu not assuming the privileges of a wife as a baby mama.
She encouraged Sophia Momodu to also take responsibility as a mother, recognizing that co-parenting requires collaboration and compromise.
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Davido Vs Sophie Momodu: N5M Is Enough To Rent A House In Nigeria.
– Business Woman AbdulShally Says. pic.twitter.com/r23SodBL8a
— X-Daily (@X_Dailly) July 7, 2024
In another story, Dele Momodu revealed the intense legal dispute between his niece Sophia Momodu and her well-known baby daddy, Afrobeat superstar Davido.
On July 6, Momodu shared a shocking Instagram post in which he revealed his complete surprise at Davido’s recent court antics. Momodu was shocked by the Afrobeat icon’s blatant affidavit in which he claimed to have been cut off from his daughter Imade.
Momodu disclosed that, contrary to Davido’s assertions, the musician and his kin have enjoyed unimpeded entry to Imade. Momodu claimed that once Davido made the decision to cease paying Imade’s school fees, he informed Davido‘s father, Deji Adeleke, who not only paid for all of the student’s tuition but also gave the child a car.
The politician continued by revealing that Sophia and Imade’s accommodation payments were the true source of dispute.
He stated that Sophia suggested Davido pay the entire amount while she just paid half of the rent. Davido, however, rejected this offer, stating that he could only afford to pay N5 million annually—a sum that was significantly less than Sophia had anticipated.
