Mohbad’s sister-in-law, Karimot, has made fresh revelations concerning the death of late singer Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, popularly known Mohbad.
Karimot alleged on TikTok Live on Monday, that the late singer’s wife, Wunmi, had a hand in his death, leaving social media users in shock.
She noted that the couple had a terrible fight, which damaged a particular railing in his house.
According to Karimot, it was the quarrel that prompted Wunmi to get a nurse, which eventually led to Mohbad’s death.
Karimot, who publicly disowned Wunmi, also claimed she had some implicating information about the singer’s ex-wife.
She alleged that Wunmi stole Mohbad’s phone from his mother and has refused to return it alongside other phones that were collected for evidence.
The late singer’s sister-in-law further revealed that Wunmi has an account opened in her mother’s name where Mohbad’s funds are diverted.
Karimot had tendered an apology to Mohbad’s father following the release of his autopsy result.
This is coming after Nigerian actor Yomi Fabiyi took to social media to rally support for the Mohbad, urging the public to attend the next court date for the ongoing coroner inquest into Mohbad’s death.
Fabiyi posted on Instagram with a screenshot and the hashtag #JusticeForMohbad, calling for a peaceful demonstration in front of the court.
In his post, Fabiyi emphasized the need for unity and peaceful protest, advising his followers to disregard negative comments and focus on the goal of seeking justice.
He wrote, “Let us be united in one voice to achieve this goal and get closure. IGNORE OR DELETE NEGATIVE VIBES, this is social media. Not every comment from accounts should look like authentic public perception or opinion. Some are distractions.”
Fabiyi urged his followers to attend the upcoming coroner inquest with placards to voice their demands, and if no progress is made, to focus on the one-year anniversary of Mohbad’s death as a future opportunity to continue the call for justice.
Meanwhile, Mohbad’s family has requested that organizations and individuals planning to mark the first anniversary of his death suspend their plans.
