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Wednesday, 6 January 2016
Davido discharged from hospital
Adeleke David, aka ‘Davido’, who was reportedly
hospitalised yesterday following the drama
between himself and his lover, and baby’s mother
has been discharged from the hospital.
The music star revealed on Twitter he was just
leaving the hospital, after treatments on Tuesday
afternoon.
He however, did not disclose in clear terms the
reason for his being hospitalised. He also
mentioned that he was heading to the studios
immediately he was discharged.
Recall that Davido and his lover and baby’s
mother, Sophie, who are both unmarried, had
been in a quiet struggle for the possession of the
child, the PUNCH had earlier reported
Matters assumed a different dimension when the
artiste and his half-sister, Ashely Adeleke, were
reportedly prevented from travelling to Dubai
with the child by immigration officials at the
Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos.
The officials, it was said, acted in response to a
petition from Sophia, which claimed that the
singer and his folks had abducted her daughter.
The immediate result was an altercation on social
media between Davido and his folks on one hand
and Sophie, as well as her cousin and publisher of
OVATION magazine, Dele Momodu, on the other.
However, Davido is not the first popular Nigerian
artiste to find himself entangled in what is now
known as the ‘baby mama’ syndrome. At different
times in their career, the likes of Tuface Idibia, Ice
Prince, Timaya and Wizkid have had to accept
responsibility for unwanted pregnancies. They
had also faced the challenges of early fatherhood.
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