- Paul Okoye gave a special shout-out to fathers who want to be in their children’s lives.
- He prayed that God give them strength.
Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, of the renowned music duo Psquare, recognizes and supports fathers who actively seek to be involved in their children’s lives.
His message comes amid the highly publicized custody battle between Davido and his first babymama Sophia Momodu.
Paul Okoye’s post expressed appreciation for these dedicated fathers, wishing them strength and resilience in their endeavors.
He wrote:
“Special shout-out to all the men who want to be in their children’s lives. God is your strength”.
In reaction, some social media users applauded his acknowledgment of devoted fathers, others offered differing opinions, suggesting that being a present and responsible father is a fundamental expectation rather than something deserving of special recognition.
One MF Joaf wrote, “This guy Cho Cho Cho
Judy Chike Obasi Yul Austin wrote, “Yul left WhatsApp group and blocked the admin
Glamour Mimi Official wrote, “Shout-out for being in your own child’s life. Are you doing anyone a favour? Are you not supposed to be in their life as a father?
Thrift By Sophie wrote, “This was the same thing I posted on my WhatsApp. Honestly, shout-out to men who want to be in their children’s lives
Capt Stan101 wrote, “Na men we be
Afuwa Salvation wrote, “Shout-out to all the responsible. Men that want to be in their children’s lives. Not the ones that have nothing to offer”.
Recall that Davido and Sophia Momodu have been involved in a bad custody battle over their 8-year-old daughter Imade.
Days before the singer’s wedding, he filed a lawsuit against his babymama, seeking joint custody of his daughter, stating that she was being denied access to her child.
In response, Sophia Momodu debunked his claims, as she revealed that Davido had never made any attempt to meet with Imade and had abandoned her because she refused him access to her body.
Sophia’s Uncle, Dele Momodu has come out to claim that Davido was never denied access to his child and has stopped paying her school for three years.
