DennisEche:

Haha, I get you man, we go all make am bro

Juliusmalema:


You don't imagine been told the truth because you want to forcefully claim another man's child. Chioma's father will just sit and watch you trample on his right?

Not possible

wirinet:


But that's not the culture of the other party. Which of the 2 clashing cultures should be respected?
You also have to respect the tradition of others.

If you guys don't want others to disregard your cultures, then train your daughters not to open legs for non igbos

TheChameleon:


Why are some guys taking it so personal that Davido is the father of the child regardless of one yeye iberiberism?

[s]If Chioma's dad tries any nonsense, he would get factory reset koboko[/s].

OgunLaakaye:


Right!

You are a comedian.

Juliusmalema:



The girl is an Igbo girl and David's culture is not even in the picture.

Anybody talking about Yoruba in this situation is just been mischievous. It can be considered at all.

Juliusmalema:



The girl is an Igbo girl and David's culture is not even in the picture.

Anybody talking about Yoruba in this situation is just been mischievous. It can be considered at all.

LegendHero:
Lol.

Culture Ko, cultural dance ni.

Davido owns the child even if he doesn’t eventually marry Chioma.

In Yoruba culture, baba omo lo lomo (the father owns the child).

Even in the court of law, the father owns the child.

Juliusmalema:
I don't know how these guys used to think..

Davido as it stands now is not the rightful owner of that child.

How can you claim a child you've not done anything on the mothers' head.

Chioma's father has greater and 100 percent claim on the child than Davido...........Thats just the fact.

Lovelyn451:
i thank God her parents are also rich so they remain the custodians while davido can only visit, one day he'll come and they'll tell him Nna ifeanyi traveled o, or he's always in school even at night...lol

Juliusmalema:


You don't imagine been told the truth because you want to forcefully claim another man's child. Chioma's father will just sit and watch you trample on his right?

Not possible

bykes:
Traditional laws are sacrosanct. For instance if you wed your wife in court and still go further to marry another wife traditionally having not ended the first, you have committed bigamy. Ask layers.This is how strong tradition is. Davido stand the chance of loosing his son to Chioma’s father if he hasn’t paid her bride price even if his DNA 999%. Everyone is saying 21st century but forgetting our laws and constitution are made in 20th century

wirinet:


Please explain why davido's culture is not in the picture, but chioma's own is. Yoruba's culture recognise paternity based on DNA and not bride price, is accorded full family rights including inheritance. So because the girl is Igbo means Yoruba culture should be disregarded?

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.

ugodedoc:


I want to ask you few questions which are
1.where are you from?
2. Is Chioma married?
3. Base on Igbo land culture and tradition, if Chioma happens to marry another man today where do you think the baby belong to?
Like any other girl that gives birth in the house without marriage is the same thing with Chioma's case

Juliusmalema:



It is not blackmail young man. That's the culture of the people. An elder will not be in the house and a goat delivers in tether.

Respect my tradition same way I respect yours, period.

Juliusmalema:



The girl is an Igbo girl and David's culture is not even in the picture.

Anybody talking about Yoruba culture in this situation is just been mischievous. It can't be considered at all.

Omon605:


Is a bit more complicated than you thought. It all have to be a matter of culture and tradition. Yes Davido is wealthy he will be able to withstand all the push and resist anything throw at him but if they are able to take that child to ibo land and Chioma and her father agree that the said child is not for Davido, I believe that settle everything. because I had witnessed the same till today my friend family are still doing everything within their power to get the son back from and ibo lady and the father. They have exploit all available means but nothing good comes out. My friend dated and impregnated the ibo lady and had a son for him. Unfortunately my friend had and ghastly accident and died at the spot. The lady and the child live with him before this incident happened. This happened about 8yrs ago, till today nobody have see the little boy. I do see the lady, all what she's saying is her people have collected the child from her and my friend family had seen her parents severally to see if there's anything they needed to do to take the child all to no avail. They had involved litigation and mediation with full proof, nothing positive comes out. The son don't even have and ibo name. From what I realise, it is the tradition and culture of the land that will determine

Omon605:


Is a bit more complicated than you thought. It all have to be a matter of culture and tradition. Yes Davido is wealthy he will be able to withstand all the push and resist anything throw at him but if they are able to take that child to ibo land and Chioma and her father agree that the said child is not for Davido, I believe that settle everything. because I had witnessed the same till today my friend family are still doing everything within their power to get the son back from and ibo lady and the father. They have exploit all available means but nothing good comes out. My friend dated and impregnated the ibo lady and had a son for him. Unfortunately my friend had and ghastly accident and died at the spot. The lady and the child live with him before this incident happened. This happened about 8yrs ago, till today nobody have see the little boy. I do see the lady, all what she's saying is her people have collected the child from her and my friend family had seen her parents severally to see if there's anything they needed to do to take the child all to no avail. They had involved litigation and mediation with full proof, nothing positive comes out. The son don't even have and ibo name. From what I realise, it is the tradition and culture of the land that will determine

wirinet:


You are comparing apples to oranges. The main difference in this case is; the father is late. So the only person with absolute rights to the child is the mother, and if the mother willingly gives the child to her family, there is little the child's father's family can do. The situation would be different if the father is alive and demands paternity rights. Then there would be custody battle in the courts and visitation rights issues among other issues.

You guys need to get this into your skulls, the two parents of a child has equal paternity rights to a child before any body else.

WILLuKPquiet:




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Where is that mod wet get mMind in his moniker make e com help me give corekt bannn.

DAT guy na d most wicked " Banner. "for NL.

Juliusmalema:


You are just twisting her submission. The father has rightfully taken his child as custom and tradition demands.

Gten:
Laws and traditions in Nigeria are for the poor. Trust me, Chioma's village would even partner Rochas to erect Davido's statue in the village square as appreciation for choosing their daughter as baby mama.

wirinet:

Which right does chioma's father has? He does not even have rights over chioma, who is an adult, not to talk of her baby.
He wants to collect bride price abi? He should carry gun and point to davido to collect it.

Some igbos behave like 18th century bush men, but claim to better than others.

Even if davido pays chioma's bride price, what happens to his children if the couple divorces, and chioma marries another man? The new man will claim the child, or the father will claim the child?

All these father claiming others people's children is not out of love, but a blackmail to collect bride price up and down. Some fathers that cannot even feed themselves, will be claiming other people's children.

In sane societies, a man that impregnates a woman is forced to pay child care for the child until 18. Many have gone to jail for avoiding their responsibilities to their children, but in igbos archaic culture, it's all about greed of collecting bride price and not the welfare of the child.

Omon605:


Is a bit more complicated than you thought. It all have to be a matter of culture and tradition. Yes Davido is wealthy he will be able to withstand all the push and resist anything throw at him but if they are able to take that child to ibo land and Chioma and her father agree that the said child is not for Davido, I believe that settle everything. because I had witnessed the same till today my friend family are still doing everything within their power to get the son back from and ibo lady and the father. They have exploit all available means but nothing good comes out. My friend dated and impregnated the ibo lady and had a son for him. Unfortunately my friend had and ghastly accident and died at the spot. The lady and the child live with him before this incident happened. This happened about 8yrs ago, till today nobody have see the little boy. I do see the lady, all what she's saying is her people have collected the child from her and my friend family had seen her parents severally to see if there's anything they needed to do to take the child all to no avail. They had involved litigation and mediation with full proof, nothing positive comes out. The son don't even have and ibo name. From what I realise, it is the tradition and culture of the land that will determine

Glycosunde:

if u farm on a piece of land belonging to someone n when harvest time comes n d person is dragging ur harvest with u saying that he owns d land n therefore the harvest, what will u do? No court of law will support d owner of d land over d farmer. D simplest decision will be for d farmer to harvest his crops and the land owner to take back his land. Chioma's father can't drag d child with davido because d supreme laws of d land which governs all didn't approve it.

Don't forget killing of twins was a culture until it was scraped

Oracle23:


If another man marries her, the child would still belong to chiomas father....that's if davido hasn't paid her bride price.

festacman:


Claiming another person's child in Nigerian law is impossible unless DNA test says the child is yours? That's it.

wirinet:

You want to compare the Adeleke's to the Rowlands? You must be high on something.