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People have been arguing online about Davido and a young girl named Anu Adeleke, but most don’t actually know the full story. This is  ordinary celebrity gossip. It involves a minor, disputed DNA tests, and two completely different versions of events. Here is what is confirmed, what is disputed, and why the issue refuses to die. How the Davido–Anu Issue Started The claim that Davido might be Anu Adeleke’s father first appeared years ago, around 2014. At the time, it stayed mostly out of the public eye. Recently, the issue returned to social media after Anu, now a teenager, publicly asked Davido to take a DNA test, saying the unresolved issue has affected her emotionally and exposed her to bullying. That request alone reignited nationwide debate. Davido’s Side of the Story Davido has made his position very clear. He says: He is not Anu’s biological father Multiple DNA tests were already done years ago All results came back negative The issue was settled long ago He is frustrated tha...
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Abdullahi Abubakar, imam who sheltered 300 Christians during 2018 Plateau killings, d!es at 92.

In a country often divided by religion and violence, some stories remind us that good still exists.
One of those stories is the life of Imam Abdullahi Abubakar — the Muslim cleric who sheltered hundreds of Christians during the 2018 Plateau State killings.
He passed away at the age of 92, but his legacy will outlive many louder names.What Happened in 2018
In June 2018, violent attacks broke out in parts of Plateau State, forcing families to flee their homes in fear. Amid the chaos, men, women, and children — mostly Christians — were being hunted and killed.
At that moment, Imam Abdullahi Abubakar made a decision that could have cost him his life.
He opened his mosque and his home, sheltering over 300 Christians who were running for safety. When armed attackers approached, the Imam reportedly stood his ground and told them they would have to kill him first before harming the people under his protection.
They left.
Lives were saved.
Why His Action Was Different
Imam Abubakar did not ask:
What religion are you?
What tribe are you?
Who do you vote for?
He acted because he believed human life is sacred.
At a time when fear ruled, he chose courage.
At a time when hatred spread, he chose compassion.Recognition and Respect
His bravery earned him national and international recognition, including awards for promoting peace and interfaith harmony. Leaders, religious bodies, and ordinary Nigerians praised him as a symbol of what the country can be when humanity comes first.
Yet, beyond awards, his greatest achievement was simple: Hundreds of people went home alive because of one man’s conscience.His Passing at 92
Imam Abdullahi Abubakar died peacefully at the age of 92 after a long life of service. News of his death has sparked tributes across Nigeria, with many describing him as:
A true hero
A bridge between faiths
A reminder that religion should never justify violence
Why This Story Still Matters
In a time when social media often amplifies hate and division, stories like this matter more than ever.
They remind us that:
Religion should protect life, not destroy it
Courage doesn’t always wear uniforms
One person’s decision can change hundreds of lives
Final Thoughts
Imam Abdullahi Abubakar was not famous for money or power.
He is remembered because he chose humanity when it was dangerous to do so.
Nigeria — and the world — needs more stories like his.
🕊️ May his soul rest in peace.
What lessons do you think Nigeri
a can learn from this man’s life?
Feel free to share your thoughts respectfully.

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