Davido Unfollows Dele Momodu Amid Ongoing Family Dispute Talks

Nigerian music superstar Davido has reportedly unfollowed media personality and publisher Dele Momodu on Instagram, a move that has sparked speculation about a possible fallout between the two public figures.

The development comes just hours after Momodu publicly spoke about efforts to resolve the lingering dispute between the singer and his niece, Sophia Momodu, over their daughter, Imade Adeleke.

A check on Davido’s verified Instagram page on Wednesday showed that Momodu’s account was no longer among the accounts he follows, triggering widespread reactions across social media platforms.

Earlier, Momodu had disclosed that while visiting Liberia, several fans appealed to him to help mediate the situation between Davido and Sophia. According to him, private steps were already being taken to achieve peace, and he urged supporters to continue praying for the family.

Davido and Sophia have been involved in a long-running disagreement regarding the custody and upbringing of their daughter, Imade. The issue previously escalated to legal proceedings before the singer eventually withdrew the case.

Opinion: When Family Matters Become Public Drama

Celebrity relationships often attract intense public scrutiny, but situations involving children tend to resonate even more deeply with fans. The reported social media action — whether symbolic or emotional — highlights how fragile relationships can become when private family matters play out under public attention.

In many ways, this moment reflects a broader reality: conflicts within families are rarely simple, and reconciliation often requires patience, humility, and mutual understanding. Social media gestures, such as unfollowing, may appear minor, but in the celebrity world they can carry significant emotional and symbolic meaning.

For observers, the real hope remains that all parties involved prioritize the wellbeing of the child at the center of the dispute. Beyond fame and public perception, family harmony — especially where children are concerned — is always the most meaningful victory.