Joseph Aloba, the father of the late Ilerioluwa Imole Aloba, widely recognized as Mohbad, has resolutely stated that he will not proceed with his son’s burial until the complete truth surrounding the circumstances of the singer’s death is revealed.
It is important to note that the Aloba family has been engaged in a prolonged and contentious dispute regarding the reasons behind Mohbad’s demise and the paternity of his grandson.
In a compelling new video released after the coroner’s inquest, Aloba delivered a passionate interview, emphasizing his belief that interring Mohbad would equate to concealing vital evidence related to his enigmatic death.
Aloba explicitly stated that he is not concerned with Mohbad’s assets; his primary objective is the pursuit of justice.
He stressed that laying his son to rest at this time would merely conceal the truth and impede the search for answers. Remaining resolute in his dedication, Aloba pledged to persist in his pursuit of justice for Mohbad, determined not to allow the quest for truth to be interred alongside his son.
This news appears shortly after Mr. Aloba addressed the rumors about his daughter-in-law, Omowunmi Aloba, supposedly trying to sell his late son’s luxurious house.
The issue began when a video surfaced online, showing Mohbad’s formerly lively mansion now strangely empty.
The video, featuring a man’s voice, claimed that the mansion had been emptied and listed for sale, leading to a wave of anger and speculation.
In a candid interview on TikTok, Joseph Aloba boldly faced tough questions about the shocking rumors.
In other news, A Nigerian man has gone online to speak out after returning from the UK during the country’s riot.
The man explained that he had to return to his motherland owing to ongoing riots in some parts of the country.
He stated that one of his friends was killed during the riot and advised his compatriots to follow his example and return to Nigeria.
The man partly said …
“I’m back in Nigeria today because of the whole riot happening in the UK right now. I had to book my flight and leave after one of my friend was a victim in the riot that happened. This is a very serious matter and I would urge you guys If you know you are a Nigerian or an African or wherever you are from. You know you are an immigrant in the UK please for now return back to your homes.”
