Asake’s Fans Visit Alleged Step-Dad’s TikTok, Drag Him for Snatching Singer’s Mum: “This Na Juju”
- Fans of singer Asake have shown how much they love the superstar by visiting his stepfather's TikTok handle to drag him
- Recall that Asake's aunt gave an interview where she mentioned why his mother had left his father and shared the name of the man she had later married
- The singer's supporters called the elderly man various names and taunted him for his actions many years ago
Lovers of Nigerian singer Ahmed Ololade, better known as Asake, have identified the TikTok handle of his alleged stepfather and visited his social media page.
Legit.ng recently reported that Asake's aunt granted an interview where she spoke about Asake's father and mother. In the video, she alleged that Asake's mother left his father and married Musibau Alani (Omokekere), who came for his naming ceremony.

Source: Instagram
In a post sighted online, fans of the music star went to the TikTok handle to taunt the elderly man.

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He shared a video where he sang to admonish his fans about the fasting period and the best attitude the youth should display.
Many penned unprintable words to shade him and dragged him for allegedly getting married to Asake's mother.
Fans call Asake's stepfather name
In the comments section of the post, fans labelled Musibau Alani with various names, including "wife snatcher," "Asake's stepfather," and "Jazz man."
Many questioned why he had pursued Asake's mother and ultimately taken her from her previous marriage.

Source: Instagram
Recall that a few people who knew Asake as a child shared their recollections of his early years. Meanwhile, others attempted to mediate peace and urged the singer to reconcile with his father amid concerns about his health.
Following public criticism and backlash from Nigerians, Asake made a U-turn, pledging support for his father and his daughter.
See the post below:

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How fans reacted to the video
Reactions have trailed the post made about Asake's father. Here are some comments below:
@Lawal Gashemmer reacted:
"Na u collect Ashake's Mother from him Father ba?"
@Peewit of Abeokuta commented:
"Where Iyawo wey you collect."
@ADIGEST said:
"So naa this man collect iya Asake from.maloo, ur jazz strong ooo baba, its well with you."
@adedoyin_paygold reacted:
"Baba self wan promote him self asap. Asake self go don tire,"
@mary_godsti wrote:
"The woman made the right choice. This one is still strong and trying to make something for himself. Real papa wan bring he son down."
@kazeemlawal84 said:
"Nice one for jumping on the trend using this opportunity to bring your self out again."
Chats between Asake's mum, dad leak
Previously, Legit.ng reported that amid the controversy surrounding Asake over his father's health, an alleged message from the singer's father to his mother had also surfaced online.

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In the message, Asake's father allegedly pleaded with his mother to mediate between him and their son so he could receive financial support to pay his rent.
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