Late Alaafin’s daughter accuses Queen Dami of paternity fraud

By Miracle Ogunde

One of the daughters of the late Alaafin of Oyo, Adeyemi Adebisi Aminat, has accused Queen Dami of hypocrisy, stating that Dami is uncertain about the father of her child with the late king.

Daily Post reports that Aminat made the allegation amid Queen Dami’s online drama with controversial singer, Portable.

While accusing Queen Dami of buying her child from Port Harcourt, Adebisi noted that she possessed the DNA test result and evidences that back her allegation before the death of the Alaafin.

Adebisi revealed these in a series of posts on Instagram.

She concluded by urging Dami to “give the child to the rightful owner”.

“The Alaafin throne is not to be rubbished. The disrespect is unbecoming. Don’t play with me Dami, I have all of the blood test and evidence before Kakabiesi was late. Mio ba i sere gbómo lofolómo (I’m not playing with you, take the child back to the father),” she said.

“If you have PROOF, I have PROOF too don’t play. Dami you are abusing someone that they don’t know the father of her child, do you know the father of your own child? The fact that we are not talking does not mean we don’t know what to say omo to lo ra ni (the child you bought) in Port Harcourt. Dey play.”

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