Mohbad’s wife must do the DNA test, which I told her some time ago. Nigerians should also understand that this is a family issue.
The mother of the late Nigerian singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, aka Mohbad, Abosede Adeyemo, has stated that the DNA test she and Mohbad’s father want to be done on the late singer’s child, Liam Aloba, is a family matter and not Nigerian’ business.
The grieving mother stated that she will seek justice for her child, but not with the same intentions as the late singer’s father.
Nigerians know the truth. How can we bring family issues to Justice for Mohbad? Was my quarrel with you part of Justice for Mohbad? Can’t you see how wicked you are?”
Meanwhile, the grieving mother exclusively revealed during an interview with Punch;
‘’I asked him to conduct the DNA test before now. There is nothing that concerns Nigerians with the DNA issue. It’s a family issue. It was his father that publicized the issue. I insisted on it from the onset. It was his father that publicized it. Omowunmi is his daughter in-law and they were in good terms before then. I don’t know why he couldn’t tell her politely to conduct the DNA test. Did Mohbad say he was not the owner of the child? When he had the boy, Josy was the one that said it is Liam that will be the one to buy his, Josy’s coffin. Now he is calling the same child a Bastard. My child is not a bastard”
She stated she told Mohbad’s father not to bury him on September 25 because she didn’t believe he was dead, but his father refused to listen.
How can you, Jose(Mohbad’s father), be a threat to Liam? Has he forgotten the hereafter? I begged him to forgive Wunmi if she offended him and sort the issue at hand. How can a good father demanding justice for his child be behaving like this? Jose has forgotten the hereafter and that we shall all go to where Mohbad is someday. He destroyed his life, and I don’t want him to ruin my other children’s lives.
Jose uses Mohbad’s death to make money, but he will soon meet his doom.”
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