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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 84903, member: 27"] This keeps coming back because a family says DNA cleared Davido completely, while the other side still insists the story is not finished. Why has this issue resurfaced again [LIST] [*]Old claims suddenly bubbled up online instead of staying buried. [*]Social media chatter pulled a closed family matter back into public view. [*]The dispute shifted from private communication to public accusation. [/LIST] How the initial claim reached the family [LIST] [*]A package reportedly landed with the child’s grandmother’s letter inside. [*]The letter described a widow raising two daughters alone after losing her husband. [*]One daughter was said to have met Davido in Ibadan during a show and later became pregnant. [/LIST] What the grandmother asked for [LIST] [*]A paternity test was requested, not a marriage discussion. [*]Responsibility was framed as conditional on confirmation. [*]The request focused on clarity rather than confrontation. [/LIST] Immediate response from Davido’s father [LIST] [*]Adedeji Adeleke personally contacted the grandmother. [*]Support was promised if the child turned out to be his granddaughter. [*]The family address in Ibadan was verified right away. [/LIST] How the DNA test was arranged [LIST] [*]A test was scheduled at Vedic Lifecare Hospital. [*]Saliva samples were chosen instead of blood. [*]The analysis was sent to South Africa after collection in Nigeria. [/LIST] What happened on the test day [LIST] [*]The grandmother, mother, and child were brought from Ibadan to Lagos. [*]Davido, his father, and an aide met them at the hospital. [*]Only close parties stayed in the room during sample collection. [/LIST] What the results showed [LIST] [*]The probability of paternity came back as zero percent. [*]Both families collected the results together. [*]The lab reportedly confirmed Davido was not the father. [/LIST] Why did the matter not end there [LIST] [*]A total of five DNA tests were said to have been done over the years. [*]Each test reportedly ruled out paternity again. [*]Emotional reactions followed despite consistent outcomes. [/LIST] Reaction after the results [LIST] [*]The grandmother reportedly broke down and cried. [*]Additional DNA tests at other centers were suggested. [*]Accommodation in Lagos was offered to make further testing easier. [/LIST] Why were the reports not released publicly [LIST] [*]Privacy concerns were cited as the main reason. [*]DNA exposure was described as a security risk. [*]Protection of both Davido and the minor was emphasized. [/LIST] The online trigger that revived everything [LIST] [*]An Instagram post allegedly from Anu requested another DNA test. [*]Bullying, identity confusion, and emotional distress were mentioned. [*]Public sympathy reignited old debates. [/LIST] Davido’s personal response [LIST] [*]He said he never met the mother, Ayo Labinjoh. [*]The claims were described as obsessive. [*]Previous negative DNA results were referenced directly. [/LIST] The opposing account [LIST] [*]Ayo Labinjoh disputed the family’s version of events. [*]She claimed only one test occurred in 2014 at a lab, not a hospital. [*]Blood disposal and fabricated results were alleged. [/LIST] Calls for another test [LIST] [*]An independent DNA test was proposed. [*]Oversight by the U.S. Embassy was suggested. [*]Davido’s U.S. citizenship was cited as the reason. [/LIST] Where the family says things stand now [LIST] [*]Goodwill toward the other family was emphasized. [*]The repeated testing was presented as conclusive. [*]An end to the narrative was strongly urged. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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