Joseph Aloba, the father of Nigerian singer Mohbad, is mourning his son’s death, as evidenced by a new online video.
This development follows allegations from Mohbad’s mother, who has asserted that Wunmi is unlawfully keeping her son’s resources. She expressed lament for her past help with Wunmi, expressing that, all things being equal, she ought to have supported her ex, Mohbad’s father.
It is critical to remember that Mohbad, whose full name was Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, died on September 12, 2023, at the age of 27.
His demise has started an impressive debate, with various people, including his previous supervisor, Naira Marley, Sam Larry, his better half, Wunmi, and others, being ensnared in the conditions surrounding it.
In the newly surfaced video, Mohbad’s father appears visibly affected during a TikTok live session. He is seen enjoying his son’s popular song, “Sorry.”
In this track, Mohbad considers the penances made by his dad, who upheld him through his schooling in spite of confronting monetary difficulties after his mom withdrew for 10 years.
The close-to-home showcase from Mohbad’s father highlights the significant effect of his son’s untimely demise.
Throughout the long term, he has been vocal about looking for the examination and toxicology results connected with Mohbad’s passing and has likewise required a DNA test to check the paternity of Mohbad’s child, Liam.
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Reacting to the post…
@officialmeri_madeinheaven: The main man that adored MobAd, 10yrs I no see mom actually do Alatenuje follow Wunmi, that Mo mom na truly humiliation. Agreeing with your son’s k!ller due to of what you will eat.
@princefrmososo: The man dey miss him pikin.
@derickrose28: I’m so miserable seeing this since this is a man lamenting for his child.
@jectimi_comedy: This mohbad family assume enter Netflix bcos dia show excessively lengthy. May his spirit Find happiness in the hereafter.
@_deagram: We simply have no clue about what he’s going through for losing his child. It’s difficult.
@cute_rikkie: Daddy making money on tiktok.
@mc_akonuche: Folks don’t rush to pass judgment on the man. We presumably have no clue to understand what the man is going through. Perhaps this is his recuperating cycle. Just wanted to get that out there.
