The lawyer of the deceased Jubril Olanrewaju Mohamed had claimed on the pages of newspaper that the family have been making troubles with the two children whom the late Kwara born striker will 70 percent of his properties to and he has been managing the crises for some times.

Alhaja Yekini who spoke exclusively in a telephone chat with Pilot Sports on Tuesday frown at the report and also correct the notion that no one has the right to do so.

"As I am speaking with you, I am contented with what God has given to me, so no body, either me or anybody from the family are fighting for my son's property, how can we do that? She stated.

"Since my son's death, apart from the money they gave me on the eight days prayer, I have not received any money from individuals or group, I have been managing my life with little things am selling. As far am concerned, no rift among the wives or children over my son's properties", she stated.

According to the lawyer, Yekini has the BQ, the five flats of three bedroom at Ijagbo, then the mansion.

Yekini's first daughter, Yemisi is close to 20 and the other is 15. The 20-year-old is studying at the University of Leicester where she is studying Performing Arts. The second one is in Osogbo. She will be writing her final year exams soon.

Yekini, the former Victoria Setubal striker was born October 23, 1963 in Kaduna. He died May 4, 2012 in Ibadan.