The internet is currently buzzing with speculation and intrigue following the alleged leak of an audio recording purportedly featuring Joseph Aloba, the father of the late singer Mohbad, confessing to being aware of the identity of his son’s murderer.
In recent weeks, there has been significant contention between Mohbad’s father and Wunmi, Mohbad’s wife, regarding the possibility of undergoing a DNA test to establish the paternity of the late singer’s son, Liam. This ongoing dispute has added fuel to the fire surrounding the leaked audio, intensifying public interest and scrutiny.
The emergence of the alleged audio recording has sparked widespread debate and speculation across social media platforms, with netizens eagerly dissecting its contents and implications. Many are eagerly awaiting further developments in this unfolding saga, as the mystery surrounding Mohbad’s death and the paternity of his son continues to captivate the public’s attention.
In a recent revelation, an audio recording has emerged online featuring Mohbad’s father, claiming to be aware of his son’s murderer’s identity.
Additionally, he disclosed that suspicions have been directed towards Naira Marley, alleging that he harassed Mohbad while he was alive.
Asserting that Mohbad’s killer is someone in close proximity, he vowed to disclose the truth to the public imminently.
Read netizens reactions below:
T Baby said: “Someone killed his son he knows the killer but he watched d whole world calling different names and he kept quiet , his son is still not yet buried because of the drama , he’s a foolish clout chaser”
STARBOY GUCCI stated: “lol e be like this man go do jail soon, I don dey smell am.”
Emmanuel said: “Then say it, stop pretending you care about your son and behave like a man”
Tonyjay suggested: “Dem suppose Pick up the fada this a big offense”
Listen to the audio below:
“I know who k!!led Mohbad. The person is someone close and I will tell the world soon”
– Mohbad’s father pic.twitter.com/GWzVycomXn
— OLAMIDE 🌸💖 (@Olamide0fficial) April 4, 2024
