Mohbad did not name his son Liam – Singer’s father claims

Mr Joseph Aloba, the father of late Nigerian artist Mohbad, has explained why he insisted on a paternity test for his grandson, Liam Light.

He disclosed in a recent interview that Mohbad did not name Liam, but rather his wife, Wunmi Aloba.

According to the clergyman and musician, he planned to call his grandson Victor, but Wunmi gave him Liam, which raised his suspicions about the 1-year-old boy’s birth.

Since Mohbad died on September 12, 2023, and was first buried in Ikorodu, Lagos State, his family has been embroiled in an ongoing dispute over his assets and is undergoing a DNA test on Liam.

According to reports, Mr. Aloba is delaying the singer’s reburial until a paternity test is conducted. It’s important mentioning that the Lagos State Court has ordered Wunmi to do a DNA test on Liam.

In a recent interview, he revealed that he suspected Mohbad’s son’s birth since his name is Liam, which is Muslim rather than Christian.

In his words, “My son did not give him Liam. I wanted to give him Victor, they said no, they gave him Liam. And it’s Muslim that bear Liam not Christian. That was when I suspected that the boy’s Placenta that they did not give me during his birth was given to the real father of the child”.Social media users flooded comment section with their thoughts.

Reacting to the post….

@preshistone said, “The father of this boy took his child to a show and showed off his precious boy to his celebrity friends just some few days to his passing. He married his wife after finding out they were expecting and doesn’t want the baby mama tag on the love of his life. Baba agba leave your son’s widow alone and go get a freaking life!!”

@okm_herbal said, “I hope Liam will be able to forgive his grand dad. We don’t know why he is doing this..but I hope he can”.

@nikky_owokoya said, “Not again !!!! Liam is a boy’s given name of Irish origin. It is a diminutive of the British name William, meaning “helmet of will” or “protection.” Liam also points to a “strong-willed warrior,” so baby can hope to embody courage and determination as they flourish! Liam is popular in Ireland and the UK”.

@ripplevents said, “What about the video of him telling ojb that his son’s name is Liam, he even explained to him the meaning of the name”.