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Blasphemy: Dangote’s son-in-law, Jamil Abubakar’s babymama files legal custody for son over his public stance on the murder of late Deborah
Irene Chiamaka Nwachukwu, the babymama of pilot and Aliko Dangote’s son-in-law, Jamil Abubakar, who is the son of the former Inspector General of Police Mohammed Abubakar, has filed for sole legal custody of their son because of his “extreme religious views”.
This comes a week after his public stance supporting the gruesome murder of late Deborah, a student of Shehu Shagari College of Education.
Recall that Deborah was accused of passing unprintable comments about Prophet Mohammed on their school’s group chat.
Following her death, Jamil Abubakar defended his people as he stated that the Holy Quran pronounces death on anyone who blasphemes.
His tweet reads, “In Islam, we respect the Injil, Taura, Zabur, we were never taught to disrespect any of the book, or any of the prophets from Adam to Muhammad SAW and the Quran. The punishment for blasphemy is death In most religions including Christianity. Respect people’s religion, it’s simple”
His babymama, who was left embarrassed over his statement has filed a lawsuit for full custody of their son.
According to Irene, she’s disturbed and seriously concerned about leaving her child in the care of someone with such extreme mindset.
Irene stated that she wouldn’t be seeking child support or needing his assistance with parenting such as attending PTAs meeting, decided the house he lives or school he attends as well as other things.
Irene pointed out how her son is from a Christian home and she is very disturbed and concerned about leaving him with someone with such ideology.
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