Mohbad’s Dad Looks On as Woman Explains Reason for Singer's Bent Neck in Coffin: “Pastors Did It”
- A new video has emerged online following the death of singer Mohbad and why his head was bent inside his coffin
- In the viral clip, Mohbad’s father was seen looking on as a woman who sat beside him explained how pastors were responsible for the late singer’s bent head
- The trending video caused a huge stir on social media as many netizens raised questions and shared hot takes
- A Nigerian doctor, Ajibola Adebisi, shared his insight with Legit.ng on what happens to a body after death
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The death of talented singer Mohbad has continued to raise controversies online, especially because of how he was placed in his coffin.
In a new development, a video has surfaced online showing the music star’s father watching a woman explain why his neck and head were bent inside his coffin.
Source: Instagram
Recall that photos and videos had made the rounds of the deceased singer with his neck and head bent inside his coffin.
The latest video, which was taken at Mohbad’s father’s residence, showed him looking on as the woman revealed that pastors were the ones who made the late singer’s neck bend.
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According to her, the pastors in church raised the singer’s head to pour anointing oil on it like they usually do in Cherubim churches. The woman explained further that the singer’s head bent when the pastors dropped it back.
The interviewer behind the camera told the woman that everybody knows dead people usually become stiff after they pass on. To that, she replied that it’s not all dead bodies that get stiff like that.
See the video below:
Video of woman explaining who was responsible for Mohbad’s bent neck causes stir
The video of the woman explaining how Mohbad’s neck got bent inside his coffin caused a huge stir online. Some netizens said the woman needed to be invited for questioning.
Read some of their comments below:
stringzman:
“Pastor won anoint dead body to wake up Abi? This mommy needs to be investigated, baba wey dey talk before sef don gentle.”
yemiajideebony:
“I think the mistake the father made is not realizing his Son is a public figure, as a man of God, he may just have taken solace in the fact that God giveth and taketh, and truly in Yoruba land, a young boy such as his Son, they believe it is untimely death and shouldn't be a ceremonial burial, they call it " Oku Ofo" . Just that the Man didn't realize his Son is a celebrity and has lots of Fans. Mohbad has never said anything bad about the father, but in all God will reveal the truth.”
olorodemuyiwa:
“This stepmother just dey lie. Her son said na them bend d neck because of the casket small. Now she won defend her own son dey mention pastor.”
caring_mide2:
“Liar !!!! The God of cherubim and Seraphim will fight you woman.”
akejuma3’:
“Gbogbo yi ni were honestly, which kind explanation be this?pastor won pure anointing oil neck break .his father and stepmother self needs to be arrested.”
iam_ascom:
“This Matter go Long Ooooo.”
sekinatu_bola_fasakin:
“But his brother said different things about not buying right size of the casket, hmm this family.”
modeldeee:
“This matter go long aje....... how can you say no be all dead body dey stiff ?”
Rigor mortis is reversible - Dr Ajibola Adebisi
Legit.ng spoke with a Nigerian doctor, Ajibola Adebisi, and he gave his insight on what happens to a body post-death.
According to him, rigor motis is one of the usual stages after a person dies and it begins about two hours after a person passes on. He however added that contrary to popular opinion, rigor mortis is not final and the body doesn't remain stiff.
He said:
“Rigor Mortis is one of the usual stages of post-death or cessation of life, it begins roughly two hours after death and is fully set about six hours after death. However, contrary to what many people believe, rigor mortis is not final, it is reversible. After about 12-24 hours, people begin to lose that fixation called rigor mortis. Rigor Mortis is when the body fixes in a certain position and the corpse gets stiff. The important thing to highlight here is that rigor mortis is reversible i.e the body doesn’t get stiff permanently, it relaxes after about 12 to 24 hours."
Dr Adebisi however went ahead to shut down claims that not every dead body passes through rigor mortis. He said:
“On the question of whether or not everyone gets rigor mortis, every dead body passes through it because it is what you’d refer to as a physiologic response.”
Man claiming to be Mohbad’s brother explains his bent neck
Meanwhile, it was earlier reported that a young man claiming to be Mohbad’s brother caused a buzz with his revelations about why the deceased was buried with a bent neck.
In the viral video, the unidentified young man claimed he was connected to the deceased and proceeded to clear the air on the controversies surrounding Mohbad’s burial.
In the video shared by Mediagist, the young man claimed his father allegedly gave somebody money to buy a casket, but he didn’t purchase the right size.
Source: Legit.ng
