Key Points
- Israel DMW left a short cryptic comment on Instagram. Fans read the post as a hint of more facts.
- Sophia says she covered Imade’s needs except school fees. She says grandparents paid tuition and she waived future claims.
- The remark has reignited debate about Davido’s role. Some users demand proof while others call for calm.
Israel DMW reacted after Sophia Momodu named Davido (David Adeleke) in a post. ‘There’s God o. Hmmmm.’ The brief line has quickly stirred fresh online debate today.
Sophia said she has cared for Imade for five years. She added her claim of no support and said she paid most bills while grandparents covered school fees. She also says she forgave past and future payments for Imade.
The post aimed to correct recent false claims about Imade. It asked the public to stop spreading unverified reports about her.
Why Israel DMW’s reply matters
Israel DMW’s short reply came under a post summarising Sophia’s claims. The comment is open to many reads among fans and critics.
Some readers say the remark hints at unseen facts about payments. Others call for proof from Davido or his team to end doubt.
Davido’s team often respond through aides and public posts for clarity. Israel DMW regularly comments on matters tied to his employer.
This latest exchange follows Sophia’s warning that Davido’s crew should stop contacting Imade. See our earlier story that tells Davido’s crew to leave for details.
The debate also raises wider questions about celebrity child support norms. Commenters urge clearer records and public proof to settle rumours.
Sophia has previously engaged the public with long notes defending Imade. Her posts often aim to correct wild stories about her family life.
For now the back and forth is chiefly online and unproven. Fans are asking Davido or his lawyers to release clear records.
The exchange shows how small social posts can swell into major debates. Both sides now face public pressure to provide more clarity soon.
Several fan accounts have posted receipts and old photos in response. Those posts have not yet produced a clear, central proof.
Media outlets continue to publish updates and reactions around the story. That coverage keeps the matter in public view and fresh debate.
Legal experts say claims alone rarely settle public child support questions. They recommend official statements or court records to end speculation.
