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‘You can’t please humans’ – Singer Asake reacts to father’s neglect claims
Popular Nigerian singer Asake has addressed allegations from his father, Fatai Odunsi, who recently accused him of neglect.
Odunsi, currently battling a partial stroke, made a public appeal for financial assistance, revealing that he last saw his son in March 2022, around the time his health began to decline.
In response, Asake shared a freestyle video on Friday, expressing frustration over the accusations.
He emphasized that he has consistently provided financial support for his father but feels pressured despite his efforts.
The singer lamented that, no matter how much he tries, some people seem intent on making life more difficult for him.
“You can’t please humans, you can’t please the world. Whatever you do, do it for God. My own father wants to cajole me even though I have always sent him a lot of money. I have struggled for so many years, yet they want to make life hard and exhausting for me,” Asake freestyled in a mixture of Yoruba and English.
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