Mixed Reactions as Woman Claims to Be Obasanjo’s Baby Mama With Twins, Video Trends

  • Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has been dragged in a trending video by a woman who claimed to be his baby mama
  • The woman, who claimed to have twins for the former president, said she has been suffering from a stroke, and Obasanjo had only sent her N25,000 twice
  • The allegation against the former President in the viral video has started generating reactions from some Nigerians

A woman has been making trends on social media, claiming to be an ex to Former President Olusegun Obasanjo and that she had twins for the leader who ruled Nigeria during the military regime and democratic era.

The alleged baby mama claimed she had a 20-year relationship with the former president and that during their staying together, she had twins for the ex-president. She made the claim while seeking financial assistance to treat herself for a stroke.

Nigerians have started reacting to a trending video of woman claiming to have twins for former President Olusegun Obasanjo.A woman claims to have twins for former President Olusegun Obasanjo
Photo Credit: @Oolusegun_objSource: Twitter

In the trending video, the woman claimed she had contacted ex-President Obasanjo for assistance, but the former Nigerian leader had only sent her N25,000 twice. The trending video has started generating reactions from some Nigerians.

Nigerians fault woman claiming to be Obasanjo’s baby mama

Some have faulted the woman for using her younger age to spend time with sugar daddies and posited that she would have sent away responsible suitors during the period. Below are some of their reactions:

Dare King wrote:

“Nigerians are the most confused people in the world. See how everyone said no word about Obasanjo but blamed the woman. If this story were about Tinubu, many of you would have spread it and said negative things. What a shame.”

Ademola Oluwagbailemila reacted:

“Ogbeni baba don use you finish then dump you, now you have to go back to the pension baba do for you that time, ok. Problem wey they Nigeria pass all this ok.”

A woman in trending video has claimed to be former President Olusegun Obasanjo's baby mama.Woman in viral video says she has twins for ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo
Photo Credit: Getty ImagesSource: Twitter

Davinci Classics said:

“This woman must have been very beautiful in her youth. She wasted her life by following a wealthy and powerful married man. Now she’s crying foul. What a shame.”

Emeka commented:

“Obasanjo, do DNA and take it from there. It’s a win-win. Children are God’s blessing. Spend time with your young children, sir. Not a lot of people can be that lucky.”

Austine Kelechi tweeted:

“The good thing about life is that time will reveal the truth, no matter the delay. Probably this is one of the younger ladies who were shaming broke Emeka that year. Dear young man, leave the woman and focus on your personal development!”

Below is the video of the woman:

Obasanjo issues order to Governor Adeleke

TheTalk.NG earlier reported that Olusegun Obasanjo, the former president of Nigeria, has got Nigerians talking as he humorously asked Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun state to go and take his seat.

The former president was seen in a viral video addressing the governor in Yoruba, stating that the governor would be fined for arriving late to the event.

While the governor and others in the video laughed about the situation, some Nigerians took to the comment section to share their views on the clip.

Source: TheTalk.NG


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