Asake’s Father and Family Demand ₦50M House and DNA Test for Alleged 11-Year-Old Daughter

Asake’s Father and Family Demand ₦50M House and DNA Test for Alleged 11-Year-Old Daughter

Following a viral video where he introduced himself and claimed singer Asake abandoned him, Mr. Fatai Odunsin has now come forward with his family to share more details and make specific demands from the artist.

In a new video, Odunsin and his family are requesting that Asake provide a ₦50M house in Isale Eko, which would generate rental income to support him. Additionally, they are demanding a DNA test for Zeenat, the alleged 11-year-old daughter of Asake, whom they claim he has also neglected.

A family representative passionately pleaded with the artist, urging him to take responsibility for his father and alleged child.

“I’m begging you, Ololade Mr. Money. Even if Nigerians donate ₦10B to this man, just ₦1M from Asake would make him happier. Please take care of your father. If you don’t want to support him directly, buy him a house in Isale Eko where he can earn rent to survive. Also, if you are in doubt about Zeenat, the mother has agreed to a DNA test.”

The video has sparked widespread debate, with social media users expressing mixed reactions. Some believe that Asake, as a successful artist, has a moral obligation to support his father, while others argue that the demands are excessive.

In response to the first viral video, Asake seemingly addressed the situation through his music. In a recently released song, he reflected on the pressure from those around him, singing:
“You can’t please the world. Whatever you do, do it for God and always remember the day you’ll die and meet your God. My people, can you see? Even my father wants to cajole me. I used to press money for him, and I do it with one mind. No one can quench my fire. God is the one that is taking me ahead in life.”

While Asake has not directly commented on the latest demands, his lyrics suggest his stance on the matter, leaving fans to interpret his message in the ongoing controversy.