Late Alaafin’s daughter, Adebisi accuses Queen Dami of paternity fraud

• Adeyemi Adebisi Aminat, daughter of the late Alaafin of Oyo, has publicly criticized her father’s ex-wife, Queen Dami, over controversial claims about her child’s paternity.

• Adebisi accused Dami of hypocrisy on Instagram, claiming she is uncertain about the father of her child despite shaming someone else over their child’s paternity.

The daughter of the late Alaafin of Oyo, Adeyemi Adebisi Aminat, has openly criticized her father’s former wife, Queen Dami, regarding contentious assertions about the paternity of her child.

In a series of posts on Instagram, Adebisi accused Dami of hypocrisy, asserting that while Dami has been publicly shaming another individual concerning their child’s paternity, she herself is uncertain about the identity of her child’s father.

Adebisi further alleged that Queen Dami “purchased” her child from Port Harcourt, a statement that has ignited intense discussions online.

Expressing her disapproval of Dami’s purported actions, she stressed that the dignity of the Alaafin’s throne must be upheld and cautioned the ex-queen against behaviors that could damage its reputation.

Adebisi also claimed to have blood tests and other evidence collected prior to the late Alaafin’s death, which she believes substantiate her allegations. She concluded with a stern warning, urging Dami to “return the child to the rightful owner.”

Queen Dami accused of buying a baby in Port Harcourt.

“The Alaafin throne is not to be rubbished the disrespect is un becoming, kilóle tóbè won so eran méran kikan kankán pa ni. Don’t play with me dammy | have all of the blood test and the evidence b4 kakabiesi was late….. mio
ba i sere gómo lofolómo.

“If you have PROOF, I have PROOF too don’t play….Dammy you’re abusing someone that they don’t know the father of their child, do you know the father of your own child? Mo bèrè lówó e ni the fact that we’re not talking doesn’t mean we don’t know what to say omo to lo ra ni port Harcourt. Dey play.”