In a recent interview, Mr. Aloba, the father of the late Nigerian singer, Mohbad, opened up about the challenging family dynamics surrounding his son’s life and untimely demise…CONTINUE READING>>>...CONTINUE READING
Mr. Aloba disclosed that his son, Mohbad, had faced considerable difficulties in maintaining peace within his marriage. He claimed that his daughter-in-law, Mohbad’s wife, caused him (Mohbad) considerable distress.
He claimed that Mohbad’s wife, Wunmi usually transfers money from the singer’s phone whenever he is asleep.
Mr. Aloba also revealed that despite the love his son has for him, Mohbad was prevented from making substantial contributions to support him or their family. Tragically, Mohbad wasn’t able to even purchase a single building block before his unfortunate demise.
Speaking in Yoruba, he went on to assert that his son was faced with various difficulties, both within their home and outside.
Aloba maintained that Mohbad’s death was caused by internal and external factors.
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Reacting to the interview, One seun_dreams wrote: “I can smell the step mother’s influence on Moh’s wife all over this man’s decision. He needs to be firm and ignore mere hearsay even from the SM.”
mheenarh__ wrote: “When will people get to see this man’s side of the story? This man was with his son ever since his mum left and even sent him to school. He knows what he is saying na.”
yellowberryscampy wrote: “See some yeye husband family are always like this,how much does mohbad worth while he was alive? Was he getting shows? He has bills to pay ,outfit,photoshoot etc.
Husband family always assume their son has more than what they see,if he did not buy block so its the wife’s fault? Most of this men will rather not buy blocks even when the wife advise,they will always say I will make bigger money to buy a house not blocks. I don’t even see mohbad and his wife living a big lifestyle, so I guess the family was thinking he has more money.”
lb_beautyempire wrote: “Stylishly fighting for your son’s property is very sad to watch! Respect the fact that he left behind a wife and a Son for that matter. And where in Yoruba land is it written that a father should inherit his child’s property? It’s suppose to be a taboo to you even if it’s offered.
Him wife no give him peace at home yen yen yen, was marriage supposed to be rosy all the time? You should tell us about the days she gave him peace too since you know very much. This whole matter is just somehow, na different chapter person dey land in…CONTINUE READING>>>
Watch the interview below:
