The mother of Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly called MohBad, has broken her silence about her son’s death, stating that the cause of death was not natural.
Mohbad’s mother conveyed her anguish over the loss of her son in an emotional video that circulated on social media.
She refuted the claims that Mohbad died of natural causes, insisting that he was murdered.
She stated that her son’s life became troubled; he “has been living in fear and having sleepless nights ever since he met Naira Marley.”
According to her, “He didn’t die a natural death; he was killed. Whoever killed my son, that person’s home will become troubled. They will face war and curses.
“The glory of the child in their home will diminish because of those who killed him and their sons.
“I am not dead; I am alive. My son didn’t find rest, and I couldn’t speak up whenever he was falsely accused because I wasn’t given the chance.
“I asked my son what happened, and he gave me money to go to the hospital.
“I called him from the hospital, and he told me, ‘Mummy, something is happening.’ I called him to come home and tell me what happened.
“I am his life and heaven. He said he came home because he heard something had happened.
“He said he was taken and given water, and then he didn’t know what happened to him anymore. Since then, I’ve been on the matter.”
She further asserted that MohBad lived in fear until his demise.
“Since then, I’ve been on it. He died in fear. The fear was too much. If he was supposed to go to some shows, he couldn’t go because of the fear that some people were coming,” she said.
“He was beaten every day, and I was receiving calls even from people I didn’t know. I didn’t rest until he was killed,” she added.
Mohbad’s shocking and tragic demise continues to grip the nation, with fans, fellow artists, and the entertainment industry struggling to come to terms with the loss.


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