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‘If you made a mistake, own it’ — Do2dtun slams Neon Adejo
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‘If you made a mistake, own it’ — Do2dtun slams Neon Adejo

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Media personality Do2dtun has weighed in on the controversy involving gospel singer Neon Adejo, photographer David Martins and Martins’ estranged wife, Alicia Daniella, criticising Adejo’s handling of the situation.

In a post shared on social media, Do2dtun accused the gospel singer of attempting to belittle another man because he had an advantage in the circumstances.

“My issue is simple, stop emasculating another man just because you are more capable or you have an edge to your prowess,” he wrote.

The media personality also questioned why Adejo did not involve his wife in his conversations with Alicia if his intentions were innocent.

According to Do2dtun, Neon’s recent video addressing the allegations appeared manipulative, stressing that individuals should take responsibility when they make mistakes rather than seek to justify their actions.

“At this point, Neon Adejo, shut up. If you made a mistake and got caught, own it and move on,” he stated.

The controversy has continued to generate reactions on social media following David Martins’ allegations concerning the nature of the relationship between Adejo and Alicia.

While Adejo has denied any wrongdoing and defended his interactions with Alicia, the matter remains a subject of intense public debate.

 ‘If you made a mistake, own it’ — Do2dtun slams Neon Adejo

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