Timi Dakolo shared a touching handwritten note from his daughter Halle, who accused her mum of unfair treatment after a sibling spat.
The emotional letter, posted online, sparked heartwarming reactions as fans praised her honesty and the parenting lessons it highlighted.
Nigerian singer and songwriter Timi Dakolo recently shared a heartfelt and candid note written by his daughter, Halle Dakolo, in which she accused her mother, Busola Dakolo, of being biased against her in a family disagreement. The note has since captured the attention of fans and sparked lighthearted discussions about parenting and sibling dynamics.
In the handwritten message, young Halle expressed her frustration following a dispute between her and her brother, Alex Dakolo. According to her, after the misunderstanding, their mother took sides and handed down punishment that she believed was unfairly directed at her. Halle felt she was treated more harshly than her brother and wanted her father to step in and ensure justice was served.
“Halle acknowledged in the note, “I know I was wrong, but what really bothers me is the way my mother treats me unfairly.”
She went on to express that, although she recognizes she may not be completely innocent, she finds it troubling that her mother often seems to favor her brother. “I know I shouldn’t say this,” she continued, “but she can be very biased towards me.”
Halle ended the note by appealing to her father not only to look into the issue but also to present her message to her mother as proof of her sincerity. She hoped this would help her case and lead to a better understanding between her and her parents.
Timi Dakolo, known for sharing glimpses of his family life on social media, posted the note with a mix of amusement and tenderness, sparking reactions from fans and fellow parents who related to the scenario. Many praised Halle for her courage and emotional intelligence in expressing herself through writing rather than confrontation.
The post has sparked warm-hearted conversations about sibling rivalries, parental fairness, and the often humorous but insightful ways children communicate their feelings. For many, it was a sweet reminder of the complexities of parenting and the importance of listening to children’s voice even when they come in the form of scribbled notes.
See her note below:
