Police have asked OAP Do2dtun for a statement on allegations of forced abortion.

The police have requested to speak with on-air personality Kayode Ojuolape Oladotun, also known as Do2dtun, over a forced abortion.

Following allegations that Do2dtun’s wife, Omotayo, filed for divorce in December due to forced abortion, domestic abuse, and emotional abuse from the CoolFM personality, this has happened.

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Omotayo, a well-known musician and D’banj’s sister, said that her spouse had coerced her into terminating her third pregnancy while they were still married.

She sent a letter to the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) in Abuja’s deputy inspector general (DIG).

She further said in the petition that the OAP had unlawfully used cops and committed criminal trespass, intentional destruction, and illegal entrance. The OAP vehemently disputed the accusations in a public response.

Dotun has now been asked to speak with FCID on January 16.

The FCID said in the invitation that Dotun would be required to respond “in relation of an ongoing inquiry”.

In part, it said:

“This is to formally invite you in respect of an ongoing investigation at the SWAT/FCIID, Abuja on Monday 16th, January 2023 at 11.00 am to interview [with] the commissioner of police through DSP Ubali,” the invite reads.

In addition, it was “just a fact-finding” interaction, according to an FCID source who was informed about the nature of the inquiry.

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In 2013, Omotayo wed Dotun, whose full name is Kayode Ojuolape Oladotun. They have two little ones.

Dotun didn’t go into depth about what happened between him and his wife, but the OAP said in his brief statement that “a number of falsehoods had been uttered. The flow of justice has been tampered with several times.