festacman:
- As an adult, Chioma willingly cohabited with Davido.
- Davido openly declares his love for Chioma in a song titled "Assurance", asking water to carry him away if he jilts her. Eventually, Chioma became pregnant for Chioma.
- Subsequently, both Davido and Chioma's families have formally met and are fully aware that their children intend to marry.
- Davido not only witnessed the birth of Ifeanyi but signed his birth certificate as his father.
- Davido, in the presence of members of both his and Chioma's families, named his son David Ifeanyi Adeleke at a public event.
- Ever since the birth of Ifeanyi, Davido has assumed and performed all necessary paternal duties.
- Currently, Chioma still lives with Davido and gives her body freely to him.

In view of foregoing and given that since the birth of Ifeanyi, no man has surfaced to make any paternity claim, I hereby insist and affirm that Ifeanyi Adeleke is biologically and legally Davido Adeleke's son.

End of Discussion

WILLuKPquiet:


My guy,

the Law of the Nation supersedes that of any tribe. All these your yarn na child's play.


As long as the DNA unites the two as Father and Son, No tradition whether Igbo, Yoruba or Hausa makes the son another man's

Most guys on NL behave like Illiterates despite the certificates they hold.

He who tries it will rot in Jail.

You will be shocked that just like Buhari, many commenting here are illiterates with forged WASSCE certificate

You think a Family court in this Nigeria will deny a father right to a child he is biologically responsible for? :X

Lastanza:

Please ar u a lawyer and what is actually law about this. Is it just the sake of being the biological father of the baby or there is any other thing that we may need to understand.
Traditionally in Igbo land if a man has not paid the bride price of the woman, the father of the woman owns the child.

The courts no sabi dat one o