NOBODY SHOULD COLLECT MOHBAD’S CORPSE, FATHER

Joseph Aloba, the father of the late singer, Ilerioluwa Aloba better known as MohBad, has warned that nobody should collect his son’s body for burial without his authorisation.

He made this known in a video that has now gone viral.

He warned, “When this boy was alive, he was alive. When he go, he still retained my name. Nobody should go there and take his body, please.

The singer’s father added, “If they want to do anything there, I’ll be the one to authorise them. Nobody should go and carry MohBad’s body from there.”

He also noted that the body of the late singer should not be buried until a DNA test is conducted to reveal who the real father of the late singer’s son was.

This warning comes after calls from singer Bella Shmurda and actress Tonto Dikeh, requesting for the release of MohBad’s body for burial.

It will be recalled that Mohbad died on September 12, at the age 27.

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