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Mohbad’s management reacts to father’s claim of an alleged will thumbprinted by his late son (video)

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The management of the late Nigerian singer, Ilerioluwa Aloba, also known as Mohbad, has responded to his father’s claims about the alleged existence of a will thumbprinted by his late son.

In a recent interview with TVC, Mohbad’s father, Mr. Joseph Aloba expressed surprise and suspicion over the alleged will supposedly left behind by his 26-year-old son before his sudden demise in September 2023.

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He questioned why his son drafted a will at such a young age, and claimed that the will wasn’t signed but was only thumb printed by his late son.

Speaking further, he recounted how he met a lawyer instead of a doctor when he visited his son’s house after his death, insinuating a potential fabrication of the will with a thumbprint. According to Mr Joseph, they did ‘mathematics’ on the will.

Watch him speak below,

Surprisingly, the management of the late singer has now responded with a statement issued on his official Instagram page, which was previously inactive.

They denied the existence of a will and emphasized that if there were a will, it would have been reported to the probate registry.

The statement also mentioned that all of Mohbad’s bank accounts were frozen after his passing and will remain so until all internal disputes are resolved.

Regarding the autopsy, they stated that it has been conducted, but the results of the samples sent abroad will take months before they are shared.

Read the full statement below,

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