Media personality Do2dtun has taken a hard swipe at gospel singer Neon Adejo amid the unfolding dispute with photographer David Martins and Martins’ estranged wife, Alicia Daniella.
The former cool fm host reacted after David released more alleged WhatsApp chats between Neon and Alicia. In one of the exchanges circulating online, Neon asked if Alicia was missing him and why she had not shown him her nails. Neon has denied flirting and said he only helped Alicia after she alleged abuse and struggled as a nursing mother. David has accused Neon of crossing the line and doctoring timestamps. Those claims remain contested.
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Do2dtun did not mince words.
“At this point, Neon Adejo shut up. My issue is simple, stop emasculating another man just because you are more capable or you have an edge to your prowess. If you want to commit sin, do it with your full chest. You got caught, take your L,” he wrote.
He also criticised the video Neon posted tagging his wife.
“The video he did to tag his wife shows how manipulative he is. Why didn’t you tag her in your conversation with Alice?”
In a follow-up post after David dropped additional screenshots, Do2dtun added:
“David just released even more chats. He sings to us as a Christian but he lies through his teeth.”
When a user said Neon’s wife’s defence of her husband was more disgusting than the chats themselves, Do2dtun replied with a pointed prediction.
“The report card of that one will come out few years from now. She is doing her due diligence not her duties. Deep inside, she knows the truth but denial is also a virtue. They are protecting their ministry not their marriage. It’ll be clear soon.”
Neon’s wife, Lade, had earlier insisted her husband spends far more on his own family than on anyone he helps and questioned whether David abused or abandoned Alicia. Neon has said his wife knew about the financial support and that he had no romantic intention.
Do2dtun’s comments have added another loud voice to a saga already split between people focused on the alleged domestic abuse and those focused on the tone of the chats.