Baby mama Sophia Momodu shouldn’t expect wife benefits – AbdulShally

AbdulShally Weighs in on Sophia Momodu and Davido's Custody Battle


AbdulShally, a former billionaire’s wife, has shared her thoughts on the ongoing custody battle between Sophia Momodu and Davido, emphasizing the importance of shared responsibilities in co-parenting.

Amidst the controversy surrounding Davido’s alleged lack of financial support for their child.

AbdulShally expressed her belief that the N5M allowance offered by Davido could adequately cover housing expenses in any part of Nigeria.

Drawing from her personal experience, AbdulShally recounted how she adapted to new circumstances after her divorce, taking initiative to provide for her children’s education in the United States, where fees were significantly higher.

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AbdulShally highlighted the importance of Sophia Momodu not assuming the privileges of a wife as a baby mama.

She encouraged Sophia Momodu to also take responsibility as a mother, recognizing that co-parenting requires collaboration and compromise.

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AbdulShally isn’t the only celebrity to weigh in on Davido’s custody battle with his baby, BBNaija Pere Egbi chips in his two cents, blasts Sophia Momodu over custody battle with the singer.

Pere stressed the importance of children having access to both their parents, regardless of any conflicts between them.

He emphasized that children are innocent and should not be manipulated or kept away from one parent due to disagreements between adults.

No child should be denied knowing and spending time with and being a part of their father’s life. You ain’t cool with the dad; that’s not the child’s fault. Some women are just unbelievable,” he wrote.

Sophia’s Uncle Momodu had revealed that despite Davido’s claims, the singer and his family have had unrestricted access to Imade. When Davido decided to stop paying for Imade’s school fees, Momodu said he alerted Davido’s father, Deji Adeleke, who not only settled all the school fees but also gifted the child a car.

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