- Safiu Kehinde
Osun state monarch, Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Abdulrasheed Akanbi, has disclosed having to conduct a DNA test to confirm if he was the father of the child born to him by his Canadian ex-wife, Chanel Chin.
Oba Akanbi made the disclosure while speaking in a video shared on Facebook on Tuesday.
The Oluwo, who had in the video accused the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, of using Chanel to set him up and assassinate him, expressed doubt over his ex-wife’s child which made him conduct a DNA test.
“In the room, the supposed wife, an ex-wife will be asking me questions. They were communication with her. She was here for over three years.
“She had a child which I don’t even know if he is my child. I had to confirm that through DNA. They wanted her to kill me. She poisoned me two times.
“They set up assassination attempts. They did everything so that maybe their orisas or the gods will kill me but they failed.” Oluwo said.
NPO earlier Reported that the Iwo monarch further accused Ooni of Ife of meeting with his ex-wife in a hotel and providing accommodation for her.
He affirmed that his fight with Oba Adeyeye will never end while boasting that even the gods, if invoked cannot kill him.
“After I found out about the secret and kicked this woman out, it was this Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi that, ask him, what was the lady doing with him in the hotel? I won’t mention the hotel. When there is clarification, I will mention.
“He was the one who accommodated her and got her an apartment. You are now saying I’m talking. If it was you, a wife that was setup to kill you and failed.
“This fight is not going to end. It is going to continue and nobody can kill me.
“The gods cannot kill me. They are my fathers. But a son must be greater than his father. I’m a king today. Sango can’t kill me. He is not a criminal.
“Ogun cannot kill me. He is not a criminal. They are our fathers, and they are not criminals. They cannot kill their own children. Ogun and Sango don’t kill. It is only God that knows when one will die.” He said.