‘You Can’t Ever Understand’ – Do2dtun Shifts Focus On Kids Custody Battle With Estranged Wife

Nigerian media personality, Dotun Ojuolape, popularly known as Do2dtun, has decided to take a break from the social media fight with his estranged wife and in-law, Dbanj, over access to his kids.

Naija News reports that Do2dtun made the disclosure via his Instagram page on Monday while sharing a photo that he is finally free from the constraints of a person’s imagination about him.

The On-Air personality described himself as a non-conformist with a vast heart, asserting that true fathers always love their children, not just occasionally.

He said many people might not understand his predicament; nevertheless, he is returning to work.

He said: “I know I’m on the right path because things stopped being easy…

“Let me just say this, Real Dads don’t just love their children every now and then, it’s a love without end..? Some of you can’t ever understand that and it’s okay.

“I am free from the shackles of your imagination of me. I am just a non-conformist with a big heart. It’s not a crime. Ojuolape, oya back to work!!!.”

OAP Do2dtun Reacts As D’banj Secure Court Order Against Him

Meanwhile, Do2dtun has responded to the court order his former in-law cum Nigerian singer, DBanj, secured against him.

Recall that D’banj had filed an application at an Abuja federal court for an injunction restraining his estranged brother-in-law, Do2dtun, from making malicious and defamatory posts against him on social media.

The entertainer filed the petition through one of his lawyers, Toheeb Lawal.

The Judge, Emmanuel Iyanna, gave the injunction on Wednesday, October 18, 2023, in the case with Motion No: MN/218/2023.

Responding to the court order, Dotun, in a post shared on his social media handle, said if they had obeyed the court order regarding the issue of his kids’ custody, no one would be here.

He reiterated that the goal is to see his children, and he is unbothered about any court order or being arrested and detained in police custody.