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Finally, Actor Odunlade Adekola speaks on Baby Mama rumour
Popular Nollywood actor, Odunlade Adekola has revealed his stance on the speculations and allegations making rounds on social media, that he is the ‘Baby Daddy’ of the baby girl, recently given birth to by Actress Bukola Adeeyo.

Nollywood actress Bukola Adeeyo, who is alleged to be Odunlade Adekola’s Baby Mama, gave birth to the baby girl, Janell, in London few months ago.
Odunlade, who is married with kids, had not reacted to the speculations since the news surfaced.
According to LIB who put a call through the actor who is currently on set in Osogbo and he said:
“Bukky Adeeyo? react ke, what’s my own with it. If you are asking me all those questions you know I won’t answer you, I have been in this entertainment business for over 20 years but if you have any neutral question apart from what is happening on social media negatively, I will answer”.

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