Singer Davido's Father Addresses Alleged Paternity Of Anu 'Adeleke'

[Augusta]

Singer Davido's Father Dr. Adedeji Adeleke, held an Online press conference in Lagos on Wednesday January 21, 2026, to directly address the ongoing paternity claims linking his son to a teenage girl named Anuoluwapo 'Adeleke' .
He says that he wanted to set the record straight with facts.
Dr. Adeleke firmly stated that Davido is NOT the biological father of the girl, who lives in Ibadan. He backed this up by presenting documents from five different DNA tests done over the years, starting as far back as around 2014.

All tests, allegedly carried out at reputable hospitals and labs, showed zero percent probability of a match. Some tests were allegedly done at facilities picked by the other side to keep things fair and transparent.
He explained that he personally made sure these tests happened repeatedly because the Adeleke family takes bloodline and heritage very seriously...
He said that if any of the tests had come back positive, he would have accepted the child fully, taken responsibility, and treated her like one of his own grandchildren, spoiling her with love and support. But the results were clear every time: no relation.

 

[kit_hung]

I have seen that old man Adeleke has produced five DNA certificates to show that Davido is not related to that Ibadan girl. Various lab tests have come back negative showing that the blood is not compatible at all from those years.

 

[magnus2022]

Well, let the little girl go and rest for the time. It have been established that Davido is not his father. But there is nothing wrong if the father of Davido will show little compassion for the little girl who have been doing everything possible to connect back to her root.

 

[eLdavis]

Then the girl should just let things rest, as it is, it feels like she is being desperate with how things are going.

 

[Augusta]

If they have brought 5 DNA test but all are negative, that means that child is not his let the woman go and look for the father of that child.