Two of my five children are not mine – Actor Taofeek shares painful experience

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Two of my five children are not mine – Actor Taofeek shares painful experience

Veteran Nigerian actor Abdul Salam Taofeek, known professionally as Tioruju Mondusi, has revealed that two of his five children are not biologically his. He shared this as the most painful experience of his life.

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