Since the death of Mohbad, his brother Adura has not contacted me or visited me.

Mohbad’s father recently caused a stir on the internet with a moving and passionate lament about the widening gap between him and his son, Adura, during an emotional live session.

He depicted a somber picture of a family trying to come to terms with the singer’s untimely demise, accusing anonymous people of seeking to intentionally cause strife between him and Adura while in obvious agony.

The grieving father of the late Nigerian musician Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, better known by his stage name Mohbad, Joseph Aloba, has openly expressed his distress at the emotional detachment and lack of communication with his surviving son, Adura Aloba, since Mohbad’s tragic death.

Mohbad’s untimely death in September 2023 has continued to be a contentious issue, igniting intense discussions and countless rumors on social media. Many admirers and onlookers have been questioning the circumstances surrounding the young artist’s death, and the call for justice has been loud and unrelenting. However, as the story continues without any end in sight, Joseph Aloba is left to cope with the heartbreaking burden of betrayal and familial separation in addition to grieving for his son. Joseph Aloba recently expressed his dissatisfaction in a live video session, revealing that Adura has entirely isolated himself from Mohbad since his death and has refused to visit or check on him.

Joseph remarked that the fact that this separation appears to have been planned by certain people who are purportedly trying to hide the reality of what actually happened to Mohbad is even more agonizing.

He claimed that in order to protect Adura and his mother from anyone attempting to contact them, including himself, these conspirators have even gone so far as to employ vigilante organizations.

VIEW HIS TALK IN THE LIVE CLIP BELOW.

In related events, Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo recently talked about the harsh criticism she received for standing up for Mohbad’s rights. The actress discussed the emotional cost of her activism in an open interview with AY on the Glass House, exposing how it attracted vicious internet abuse and false charges.