Oga Obinna Says He Is Heartbroken After Finally Meeting His Young Daughter Following A Long Separation

Oga Obinna says he is heartbroken after finally meeting his young daughter following a long separation. The comedian-turned-YouTuber revealed that his daughter did not recognize him, leaving him deeply disappointed.

Oga Obinna and his baby mama, Tallie, have been involved in a public dispute over access to their daughter.

Obinna claims that Tallie is denying him the right to see their child and that he only sees her through TikTok videos, despite sending money for her upkeep.

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