From Lover to Stranger: Asake’s Alleged Babymama Exposes His Shocking Past & Claims of Neglect!

In recent developments, Nigerian singer Ahmed Ololade, popularly known as Asake, has come under public scrutiny following allegations from a woman named Adijat, who claims to be his former partner and the mother of his 11-year-old daughter, Zeenat. Adijat asserts that during Asake's university years, she provided him with financial support, often sending money from her thrift business to assist him. She recalls that Asake's father was appreciative of her efforts and encouraged her to maintain communication with his son. 

However, according to Adijat, after Asake graduated and relocated to Lekki, his demeanor changed. He allegedly became distant, ceased communication, and even threatened to block her on all platforms when she sought to discuss matters concerning their daughter. This abrupt shift left Adijat distressed, considering the years she had invested in their relationship. 

In a related development, Asake's father, Fatai Odunsi, publicly accused the singer of neglect, especially concerning his health challenges. Odunsi claimed that since his health began to decline in 2022, he had not received support from his son. However, recent reports indicate that Asake has reconciled with his father, promising to purchase a house for him and cover his medical expenses. Additionally, Asake has agreed to take full responsibility for his daughter, Zeenat. 

These revelations have sparked discussions among fans and the public about familial responsibilities and the complexities that can arise with fame. Many are hopeful that these reconciliations mark a positive turning point in Asake's personal relationships.

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*Note: The information provided is based on recent reports and statements from the individuals involved.*