- The online world is buzzing with anticipation and shockwaves following the release of an alleged leaked audio featuring Joseph Aloba, the father of the late singer Mohbad, confessing to being privy to his son’s murderer’s identity.
- Aloba’s bombshell revelation was accompanied by a strong insistence on conducting a DNA test for the late singer’s son, Liam, to conclusively establish paternity.
Joseph Aloba, the grieving father of the late singer Ilerioluwa Olademeji Aloba, widely known as Mohbad, has made a startling claim, asserting that he possesses crucial information about the individual accountable for his son’s tragic demise.
The untimely passing of Mohbad on September 12, 2023, amidst contentious circumstances, prompted public outcry and demands for a thorough inquiry.
In response to mounting pressure, his body was exhumed approximately a week later to undergo a detailed autopsy, seeking to shed light on the mysterious circumstances surrounding his death.
As the outcome of the autopsy remains pending, Mr. Aloba has publicly stated that the person responsible for his son’s death is someone close to him.
In an audio message circulating on social media, he pledged to soon reveal the identity of his son’s killer.
“I know who killed Mohbad. The person is someone close and I will tell the world soon,” he was heard saying in the viral audio.
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It was reported that the former Marlian Music signee passed away under mysterious circumstances on Tuesday, September 12, 2023 at 27 years old.
Several videos which surfaced online and statements by sources suggested that Mohbad’s former boss Naira Marley and associate, Sam Larry were involved his untimely demise.
Nigerians have been demanding a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding incident. There were protests in several parts of Nigeria as young people trooped out to register their grievances.
Mohbad’s father in a recent interview, maintained that it was important for Wunmi to do the DNA test on grandson Liam, to satisfy the curiosity of concerned Nigerians.
