Nollywood actor Gbenro Ajibade calls out wife on social media over alleged child neglect, infidelity

All seems not to be well with the marriage of star actors, Gbenro Ajibade and Osas Ighodaro. The couple, who held an elaborate wedding some years ago, are battling to stay together under one roof as husband and wife.

At the moment, Gbenro has expressed his frustration at the way Osas is treating their child, describing the mother of his daughter as irresponsible.

Gbenro accused his wife of leaving home in the evening to attend parties or be with friends, leaving the child in the care of a nanny.

He said this has been going on for a long time and that efforts to make things work have been futile.

According to Gbenro, he is at a point he would not mind both parties going their separate ways because he is already fed up. The actor said he would want to take custody of the child in order to give her the best in life.

“Who leaves their baby in the house and goes out to party and hand with friends/event from 6pm till 5am?

“It’s not the first, second, third or fourth time. The other night, you slept out. You sent out baby with a stranger to drop her off back home with the nanny so you can be out all night.

“So quick to run out of the house and then not come till the following morning (I have lost count), forgetting you be person mama even if nothing else means to you. I can forgive you all the bullsh*t but between me and my child/children or being that responsible man, that is a no no.

“Since I have used both families to talk to you to no avail, you take this space/app more seriously, let the people out here ask you if you are really ready for this journey. If yes, you know what to do otherwise let me jump on the next flight to take my daughter and continue building her future for her outchea, which was the plan in the first place.

“It’s not about putting sh*t outside, it’s about final warning. I have tried every other means and you know it. It is not a do or die affair.

“Make up your mind and stop wasting a guy’s time. I see through the hypocrisy and crocodile tears,” Gbenro said in a post on Sunday morning.