He began on Wednesday, October 11, 2023, alleging that she refused to grant him access to their daughters, stressing that he would fight back against her and her brother, Dbanj. Taking to his Instagram page, he dragged the singer again, claiming that he aided Taiwo in keeping their children from him, calling him wicked.
His post read,“You know how much I was there for you @iambangalee when you lost your son. You know the pain of losing a child, but you are now the instrument of discord and wickedness in mine. These are my kids, not yours. People don’t know why I am involving you so much, but don’t ever be the reason for someone’s unhappiness. You won’t make me happy, yet you and your family took my source of joy. The worst man you can fight is someone who is ready to die.”
In response, Taiwo posted to her Instagram attesting that the OAP was lying and knows where his children are, and has access to them. She started by apologising to their daughters and her family members for the fact that their family matters have become public. She also extended her apologies to her brother D’banj for the way he had been portrayed by her ex-husband.
She said, “Firstly, I want to apologise to my daughters, I would have loved to remain silent to protect them and shield them from all this madness. I also want to apologise to my family members as well. Mummy and daddy, Emabinu. D’banj I am sorry for all this may have caused you. Dotun you have finally succeeded in making our private life public, which you know that I do not support.”
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