Okokobioko is shelering o lol Read Davido's babymama's petition against him and his family

Davido's babymama Sophia Momodu's lawyers
today wrote a petition addressed to the Director
General, National Agency for the Prohibition of
Trafficking in Persons, accusing Davido and his
family members of “attempted child trafficking
and abduction of (Davido's daughter) Miss Aurora
Imade Adeleke". Read the petition after the cut...
December 30, 2015
The Director General, National Agency for the
Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons No. 2028
Delaba Street Wuse Zone 5 FCT, Abuja
Dear Madam,
PETITION AGAINST MISS ASHLEY COCO
ADELEKE & MR ADEDEJI ADELEKE FOR
ATTEMPTED CHILD TRAFFICKING AND
ABDUCTION OF MISS AURORA IMADE ADELEKE
We act as Solicitors for Miss. Sophia Ajibola
Momodu, (hereinafter referred to as our client)
whose instructions we have to forward this
petition to your esteemed Agency. Our client, a 27
year old, is the biological mother of a baby girl
with name, Aurora Imade Adeleke, who was born
on the 14th day of May 2015. The baby’s father
is Mr. David Adedeji Adeleke (aka Davido).
The father and mother are unmarried. On the
11th July, 2015, our client was tricked to visit the
house of Mr. David Adedeji Adeleke’s half sister –
Miss Ashley Coco Adeleke’s with her baby, Imade
Aurora Adeleke. After getting to the house on
Baderinwa Alabi Street, Lekki Phase I, Lagos, our
client’s baby was forcefully taken from her and
she was thrown out of the premises with the
threat that she would be decisively dealt with if
she ever bothered to return there.
There were armed policemen in the premises and
our client’s survival instinct prevailed on her to
make her leave her breast suckling baby behind,
with so much pain in her heart. By daybreak on
the next day, our client was again at Ashley Coco
Adeleke’s house to take her baby, but she was
prevented by armed policemen from gaining
access into the house. She was again threatened
and warned never to return for the child.
Since July 2015, our client, who has now become
so disorientated, saddened and confused has
been going to family members, including her
cousin, Mr Dele Momodu, and other well meaning
Nigerians to intervene and allow her get her baby
back or at least allow her to be able to have
access to and care for her daughter. This was
frustrated by Coco Adeleke, David Adeleke and
their father, Mr. Adedeji Adeleke.
These people boasted to our client and all her
family and friends that our client is a nonentity
and of little substance in Nigeria. They also claim
that they have the financial wherewithal and
political and security clout to deal with her and
her family anyhow and without any consequence
with the aid of their brother and uncle, Senator
Isiaka Adeleke, and other friends Mr Deji Adeleke
purportedly has in government.
In a bid to justify their actions, Mr Deji Adeleke
and his daughter, Ashley Coco Adeleke, have been
spreading several malicious and unfounded
allegations about our client. While the attempts at
finding a peaceful and lasting solution were still
ongoing, on Tuesday the 29th December 2015,
Ashley Coco Adeleke and her father, Mr Deji
Adeleke, tried to travel to Dubai with our client’s
baby.
The baby was meant to be flown out of the
country with Nigerian and American passports.
Prior to that date, our client and her cousin, Mr
Dele Momodu, had gone to alert the immigration
services at the Murtala Mohammed, Ikeja
International airport of the likelihood of Ashley
Coco Adeleke travelling with our client’s baby by
pretending to be the Mother. Our client believes
that her baby’s American passport was hidden
and is now likely to be in possession of Mr Deji
Adeleke or Ashley Coco Adeleke. It appears that
the assistance of Emirates Airline was sought as
the baby’s American passport was not produced
in breach of aviation regulations.
Neither was a letter of authority from the mother
to confirm her consent to the trip produced
despite the airline being alerted. When Mrs.
Modupe Mofikoya, the immigration officer who
attended to the Adeleke travelling party accosted
Ashley Coco Adeleke and asked for the mother of
the baby, Ashley Adeleke claimed that she was
the mother. Immediately, the immigration officer
on duty collected her Nigerian international
passport, she quickly absconded from the scene
with the baby and her father, Mr Deji Adeleke,
showed up shortly afterwards to try to clear his
daughter’s mess.
Our client with the help of her family members,
including Mr Dele Momodu, determinedly resisted
the attempt by Miss Ashley Coco Adeleke and her
father, Mr Deji Adeleke, from taking Aurora Imade
Adeleke from Lagos yesterday. Our client believes
that the pair are trying to take the child to
America and thus put her out of the reach of the
biological mother. At the moment, Miss Ashley
Coco Adeleke and our client’s daughter, Aurora
Imade Adeleke are still in Lagos and two of their
respective international passports are in the
custody of the airport immigration services.
Our client’s fear now, is that Ashley Coco may
use her Nigerian passport and Aurora Imade’s
American passport to travel through other
Nigerian or West African airports. We know that
the actions of Mr Deji Adeleke and Miss Ashley
Coco Adeleke contravene many provisions of the
law.
One is Section 13 of the Childs Right Law 2007
of Lagos State (as adapted from the Federal Act),
which guarantees Aurora Imade Adeleke’s right to
parental care and protection. That law also
forbids separation of a child from her parents.
Another is Section 24 of the same law, which
also prohibits abduction of a child from the lawful
custody of her parents. Neither Mr Deji Adeleke or
Ms Ashley Coco Adeleke has any lawful right to
the custody of Aurora Imade Adeleke. Even the
unmarried father, Mr David Adedeji Adeleke, only
has limited rights to the child and certainly not to
the exclusion of our client, the natural mother as
the Adelekes are trying to do.
We are of the sound view that your Agency is the
most viable organisation that can intervene in the
plight of our client and save her from the untold
trauma that she is going through in the hands of
Mr Deji Adeleke and Ashley Coco Adeleke, who
has her own child that she keeps with her.
We have advised our client about the statutory
powers of your Agency to potently investigate and
enforce all the provisions of the law that deal
with abduction and trafficking in persons. We urge
you to use your good offices to intervene in the
case of our client and protect a baby who should
still be under her mother’s care from being
abducted and smuggled abroad. We thank you.



Yours faithfully,
O. AJAYI & CO./Gbolaga Ajayi Esq.