We fought over a woman – Dayo Adeneye speaks on rift with long-lasting partner, Keke Ogungbe (VIDEO)

In a gripping, no-holds-barred interview with Teju Babyface, Dayo Adeneye peeled back the layers of his complex relationship with long-time business partner, Keke Ogungbe.

With raw honesty, Adeneye delved into the moment their bond shattered—not over the almighty dollar, which so often drives a wedge between even the closest of friends, but over a woman

Dayo Adeneye, the dynamic entertainment entrepreneur and co-founder of Kennis Music alongside his partner Kenny Ogungbe, spilled the tea on a rough patch in their long-standing partnership.

In a vibrant and animated interview with comedian Teju Babyface on his talk show, Adeneye vividly recounted the tumultuous moments when he and Keke fell out.

He recalled seeking his father’s sage advice amid the rift. His dad’s wisdom was shockingly simple yet profound: nothing should come between them, and if their conflict was over something as trivial as money or a woman, they should find a way to share it.

This unconventional logic left Teju Babyface in stitches, struggling to comprehend how such a resolution was feasible.

Adeneye emphasized that money was never the issue between him and Keke Ogungbe. Their falling out was ignited by a much more personal and explosive matter—a woman they both desired to date.

Adeneye and Ogungbe’s bond had weathered many storms since they founded Kennis Music in 2000, a label that catapulted numerous Nigerian music legends to fame, including 2face, Eedris AbdulKareem, Tony Tetuila, Sound Sultan, Jaywon, and many others.

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This revelation comes hot on the heels of D1 Adeneye’s fiery critique of Nigerian women who, according to him prioritize their physical charms over their intellect.

In a blistering tete-a-tete on the Honest Bunch Podcast, D1 took no prisoners as he lambasted the trend of women shamelessly flaunting their “assets” online, fishing for male attention with every sultry post.

D1 didn’t mince words as he tore apart the notion of relying solely on physical attractiveness to sustain a relationship.