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“It is dangerous for anyone’s DNA profile to be in the public domain.”
“I sent my driver to Ibadan to confirm where they lived. I told her about the hospital I use in Lekki, an Indian hospital, where DNA tests could be arranged. The hospital explained that samples would be taken in Nigeria but sent to South Africa for analysis.”
“On the appointed day, my driver brought the mother, the grandmother, and the child to Lagos. David, myself, and his aide met them at the hospital. Only David, myself, the grandmother, the mother, and the child were allowed into the room.
Samples were taken using saliva, not blood, and sealed for analysis.”
“The DNA profile is clear. DNA will not change even if it is done ten times.”
“When the results were ready, both the grandmother and I went to collect them together, as agreed. The result stated that the probability of paternity was zero per cent. The lab explained clearly that David was not the father of the child.”
“Despite the negative result, I personally suggested conducting two additional DNA tests to eliminate any doubt, offering to pay for accommodation and logistics while the family remained in Lagos. Multiple tests were eventually conducted, all yielding the same conclusion.”
“It is dangerous for anyone’s DNA profile to be in the public domain,” (repeated for emphasis regarding privacy and security).
“The Adeleke family has nothing to gain from denying a child, I already have 14 grandchildren. What is one more? Is it that I cannot afford to take care of her? But there is science. And science is clear.”
(He also addressed misleading online narratives)
“Regarding the calls for the DNA reports to be made public — I refuse, citing security and legal concerns.”
(On social media impersonation)
“I would like to call out individuals who are creating pages in the name of Anu Adeleke and spreading falsehoods. I have never met some of these people, and these narratives are misleading. I urge the public to disregard online stories driven by impersonation and misinformation.” 
He accused Kemi Olunloyo of creating social media pages in the name of the girl and spreading falsehoods, saying he has never met her and that many narratives online are misleading.
Important Clarifications from His Comments
✅ He confirmed that saliva DNA tests were taken in a proper setting and sent to a reputable lab abroad. 
✅ The results he presented showed zero per cent probability of paternity meaning Davido is not the biological father, according to the tests he referenced. 
✅ He volunteered multiple additional tests to ensure accuracy. 
✅ He refused to publish the test reports publicly, citing security concerns. 
✅ He denied many of the online rumors and impersonations surrounding the case..
SB E-news.
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