“Don’t bully me” – Dotun reacts to court order restraining him from defaming D’banj

Popular On Air Personality (OAP) Oladotun Ojuolape, known as Dotun, has reacted to a recent court order pertaining to his ongoing custody battle with his estranged wife Taiwo’s brother, renowned singer D’banj.

The custody dispute has taken a legal turn, with a judge ruling in Dotun’s favor for shared child custody, and imposing restrictions on his public statements regarding D’banj.

Dotun took to social media to express his thoughts and frustrations following the court’s decision.

He accused D’banj of making life unbearable for him during his marriage to Taiwo.

The OAP also shared court documents confirming that a judge had granted him divided child custody with Taiwo.

The Chief District Court of the Federal Capital Territory at Wuse Zone 2, Abuja, issued a restraining order against Dotun, prohibiting him from making any defamatory posts about D’banj on social media or any other public platform.

The court further ordered the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Force Intelligence Bureau, to investigate a criminal complaint filed by D’banj against Dotun within a two-week timeframe and report back to the court.

Dotun expressed his frustration in an Instagram post, emphasizing his desire to see his children and accusing D’banj of engaging in a power struggle with him.

He wrote;

“If only you all obeyed court orders too. We won’t be here. I have kept quiet because you asked for mediation. I know and I was so sure, you know very well what I was saying and I wasn’t wrong but yet again the Power game.

“I have still not seen my kids. For me, that’s the goal. All these ones don’t concern me. Focused!!

“Don’t worry, you and I know why you don’t want me to speak cos you need that Bread Abi. You want my life to be dark and uneven but you want yours to be YELLOW!

“Over my dead body. Just give me my kids and let me live my life in peace. If we all obeyed ‘A SIMPLE COURT ORDER’ we won’t be here. Let’s all do the right thing and say our goodbyes. You won’t Bully me. Police station, na human dey go there. Bring it on.”

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