The sister-in-law of late Nigerian singer, Mohbad has accused the deceased family of quickly laying him to rest, without giving Nigerians the chance to pay last respect.
Mohbad’s sister-in-law also claimed that the singer’s father fought his mother to seize the piece of land where the singer was buried.
TrackNews had earlier reported that the singer, rapper and songwriter, also known as Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba died on Tuesday and was buried the following day in the Ikorodu area of Lagos.
Mohbad’s sister-in-law on Thursday in a video claimed that a dispute ensued between Mohbad’s father and his mother-in-law regarding a property the late artist had purchased.
She also warned Mohbad’s family to desist from victimising her sister, Omowunmi, who happens to be the mother to the five-month-old son of the singer.
MohBad’s sister-in-law accused the late singer’s family of attempting to lay claim to his assets, currently held by his wife, Omowunmi.
She said, “He took the land from Mohbad before he died. He was buried on the land.”
Mohbad’s sister-in-law questioned why the singer’s family chose not to give him a proper burial in a suitable cemetery, preventing Nigerians from paying their last respects before hastily burying him.
She stated, “MohBad’s father fought my mum over the land and took it from her. MohBad’s mother is an easygoing person. She’s not troublesome.
“My mother had to release the land for MohBad’s father. He took the land from MohBad before he died, and he was buried on the same piece of land.
“Why couldn’t they bury MohBad at Lekki cemetery that befitted his status? Would his wife have the pride to take their child to see MohBad’s burial ground later in the future? Why didn’t they allow Nigerians to pay their last respect before they buried him?
“You know they wouldn’t have the guts to ask for the estate from his wife if they didn’t lay him to rest. That was why they rushed his burial. We’re not after MohBad’s estate. What I’m concerned about is MohBad’s wife’s safety and Liam’s safety. They are my own priority. My younger sister didn’t know anything about MohBad’s death.”
