Sophia Momodu Addresses Stigma of Unwed Pregnancy at UN
On September 22, Sophia Momodu, known as Davido's first baby mama, addressed a panel at the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York. In her emotional speech, she recounted the challenges she faced after becoming pregnant out of wedlock, particularly as a pastor's daughter.
She described the societal stigma she encountered, emphasizing that in Nigerian culture, such a situation is viewed as taboo. Despite her fame, she felt her voice was overshadowed by the negativity surrounding her story.
Momodu revealed that a relative once urged her to remain silent about her experiences, indicating that discussions on such topics were not deemed appropriate for black women. She credited a supportive woman for encouraging her to speak out, which marked a pivotal moment in her journey.
Sophia Momodu gave birth to her daughter, Davido's first child, on May 14, 2015.
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