- Iyabo Ojo captivated netizens in a widely-watched live video, unveiling intriguing details from her private conversations with the Mohbad’s wife concerning her son’s paternity.
- In the aftermath of Mohbad’s demise, the late singer’s father emphasized in multiple interviews the imperative for his daughter-in-law to conduct a DNA test on her son
Nollywood sensation Iyabo Ojo, recently delved into the intricacies behind the hesitancy of Omawumi Aloba, the widow of the late Nigerian crooner, in proceeding with a paternity test for her son, Liam Aloba.
After the loss of Mohbad, debates and disputes have arisen concerning the paternity of his son, Liam.
The father of the deceased singer has consistently emphasized, in multiple interviews, the necessity for his daughter-in-law to conduct a paternity test for her grandson.
During a recent live video interview, Iyabo Ojo voiced her frustration while discussing the delay in conducting a DNA test. She shared insights into her conversations with Wumi about the paternity issue.
Iyabo shared that Wumi clarified her stance, expressing no opposition to a DNA test but emphasizing it wouldn’t be her financial responsibility.
The movie star said Wumi mentioned she’s awaiting contact from her father-in-law’s lawyer before proceeding with the DNA test.
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This comes days after Joseph Aloba, late Ilerioulwa Imole, aka Mohbad’s dad, called on the government to ensure his son’s corpse isn’t stolen and buried behind his back.
Mohbad dad alleged that Wunmi and her family constantly extorted his son and used jazz on him to get their way and called on the government to ask for their account details.
He urged the government to make sure the autopsy investigation is conclusive before his late son gets buried again and requested that he be aware of it.
Mr Aloba reiterated that a DNA test must be carried out on Mohbad’s son, Liam, as, according to him, the late singer’s spirit will be angry.
He also added that the CCTV cameras in neighbouring houses should be looked into since the one in his son’s home did not work.
