The simmering paternity saga involving Afrobeats titan Davido has erupted into a full-blown war of words, with Ayotomide Labinjo—mother of the singer’s alleged daughter, Anuoluwapo Michelle—firing a direct salvo at the Adeleke patriarch. In a defiant rebuke, Labinjo warned billionaire Adedeji Adeleke to stop "intimidating" her family and allow his son to fight his own battles.

This latest escalation peels back the glamour of the 30BG empire to reveal a bitter domestic trench war. Labinjo, who has spent years clamoring for recognition for her daughter, accused the powerful Adeleke family of using their immense wealth and influence to silence her and deny the child her birthright. Her statement, "I am not Sophia," references Davido's other high-profile custody battle, drawing a line in the sand that she will not be negotiated with.

David vs. Goliath

"You can't intimidate us," Labinjo declared in a viral response that has set social media ablaze. "If anything happens to me, my daughter, or my mum, the police should hold you responsible."

• The DNA Deadlock: At the heart of the conflict is a contested paternity claim that dates back years, with Labinjo insisting Davido is the father, a claim the singer has historically treated with distance.
• The "Bully" Narrative: By calling out the senior Adeleke, Labinjo is framing this as a class war—a struggling mother versus a billionaire dynasty.
• The Sophia Parallel: The mention of Sophia Momodu (Davido’s first baby mama) suggests Labinjo views the Adelekes' legal tactics as a pattern of systemic suppression of the mothers of their children.

The Silence of the Son

While the father steps in, Davido remains conspicuously silent on this specific front, even as he battles custody issues elsewhere. For the young Anuoluwapo, the public spectacle is a tragedy in motion—a child whose identity is being litigated in the court of public opinion rather than the warmth of a family home.