Shehu Sani Reacts Over Accusation Of Fathering Six-Month-Old Baby Abandoned At Refuse Dump

 

Former senator representing Kaduna Central at the National Assembly, Shehu Sani, has responded to the accusation of fathering a six-month-old baby abandoned at a refuse dump.

Earlier this year, the ex-lawmaker shared a photo of himself and a two-week-old baby abandoned on the street of Nasarawa State.

Sani said he kept the baby at an Orphanage Foundation in the state and pledged to provide the necessary support.

He also christened the child ‘Jordan Shehu’ and promised to support the child’s upbringing.

In a post shared on his Twitter page on Sunday, Sani revealed he paid a visit to the orphanage home where Jordan was kept, and he is currently six months old.

He wrote: “The little Baby Boy, Jordan who was thrown and abandoned in a Refuse dump by his unknown parents is now 6 months old.Today I visited the Orphanage.”

Reacting to the post, self-acclaimed investigative journalist, Kemi Olunloyo alleged that the baby belongs to the former lawmaker, stressing that they share some striking resemblance.

She wrote: “I’m an investigative journalist. This is your KID Senator.

“Hairline, Afro, forehead like Rihanna. Reconcile with your baby mama now‼️No kid needs to be in the trash #BabySani deserves a good life”

Responding, Shehu Sani, wrote: “Sister Kemi,as an expert how did you miss Calling American Actor Sherman Hemsley my father”

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  1. kemi is a mad woman. she needs to be at the psychiatric home or at the correctional home

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