The controversy over the paternity of late Nigerian singer Mohbad’s son, Liam, has taken another dramatic turn as the singer’s father, Joseph Aloba, has issued a strong statement regarding his legal actions against Mohbad’s wife, Wunmi.
In a recent interview that sparked widespread social media reactions, Aloba stated that even if the DNA test results confirm that Liam is Mohbad’s biological son, he will still pursue legal action against Wunmi.
According to him, his motivations extend beyond simply confirming paternity to Wunmi’s negligence with Liam.
He threatened to sue her because he couldn’t understand why they were taking a five-month-old boy to shows with many weed smokers. He also stated that he recently discovered that they had taken him to Ibadan.
He added that he had never seen the nurse who injected Mohbad on the day he died.
He stated that DNA was extremely important, and that his primary concerns were determining what killed Mohbad and whether the child he left behind was his grandson. He made it clear that he was not interested in properties.
He begged the government for assistance, saying he was tired and didn’t know what else to do. He also questioned why, two years later, there had been no answers to the death, pointing out that even if it was the nurse, there were cameras inside and outside the house.
He inquired further about forensic investigations and repeated his request for assistance, claiming he had no idea what to do.
He stated, “I knew nothing about Mohbad’s death. When my son died, Wunmi was the first person I questioned because she is his wife. Even if DNA proves that Liam is my grandson, I will sue her because they cannot be taking a 5-month-old boy to shows with so many w33d smokers. Recently, I noticed that they took him to Ibadan.”
“I knew there was a nurse, but I hadn’t seen her. DNA is extremely important. My main concerns right now are what killed Mohbad and whether the child he left behind is my grandson. You won’t see me asking about properties. Help me beg the government because I am tired and don’t know what else to do. For the past two years, someone has died in the house, and even if it is the nurse, there are cameras both inside and outside the house. What about forensics? Please help me; I don’t know what to do anymore.”
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