Mohbad: Verydarkman Speaks about Late Singer’s Autopsy and Loopholes in the Justice Movement
- Popular Nigerian social media Verydarkman shattered the hearts of Nigerians with the reasons late singer Mohbad might never get justice
- Recall that the deceased's lawyer, Wahab Shittau, earlier mentioned that the cause of the musician’s death could not be ascertained
- In a viral video, the self-proclaimed activist pointed out other angles that should have been properly looked at regarding the tragic incident
- Oluwatodimu Ige, a Nigerian lawyer popularly known as Oga_thelawyer, in a chat with Legit.ng spoke about police conducting a proper investigation into Imole's death
Popular Nigerian social media user Martin Vincent Otse, best known as Verydarkman, has weighed in on the failed autopsy result of late singer Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, aka Mohbad.
He claimed that the deceased would never get justice because Nigerians were sentimental towards the movement.
Source: Instagram
Recall that the Mohbad's family lawyer Wahab Shittau told the press on Wednesday, May 15, that the deceased's autopsy result is unable to reveal out what took his life.
According to the counsel, the musician's body had decomposed before it was taken for the post-mortem examination.
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The self-proclaimed activist then pointed out in a lengthy video that Mohbad’s corpse went through several knife cuts without yielding a tangible solution.
He restated that his prime suspects have always been the deceased’s widow Wunmi Aloba and the three friends who proclaimed the singer dead in a viral video.
The black model argued that the aforementioned individuals should have been drilled and questioned thoroughly about controversial death matter instead of relying solely on the defeated autopsy .
Verydarkman argued that, despite the outrage, Naira Marley and Sam Larry should only be held accountable for bullying the ex-Marlian signee.
He rounded off his opinion by requesting that the singer be buried appropriately, as he may never receive the justice he deserves.
Watch his video below:
In another report, Karimot, the late singer's wife's sister brazenly declared that she no longer wanted to share blood ties with the young widow, Wunmi.
She stated that she had disowned both Wunmi and their mother and revealed that despite standing by her sister's side throughout the trying times of Mohbad's sudden death, the mother of one was stabbing her in the back.
She claimed that Wunmi had misled the public about some issues surrounding her husband's death.
It is never too late to re-open an investigation - Oluwatodimu Ige, Nigerian lawyer
Oluwatodimu Ige, a Nigerian lawyer best known as Oga_thelawyer on Instagram, spoke on the importance of meticulous and complete investigation in cases of suspicious deaths, the need for the police to utilize all available techniques on Mohbad's issue.
In his words:
"When there is a death considered to be suspicious, it is the duty of the police to investigate the matter holistically and leave no stone unturned. The police is empowered to investigate and reach a logical conclusion in such circumstances. To achieve this, the police can deploy forensics, intelligence analysis, and a host of other evaluation methods to unravel the situation.
"Stemming from the above, If VDM's assertion is that the police failed to invite certain persons or parties for questioning in unravelling the cause of death of the late Mohbad, then the police need to do the proper thing by inviting them for questioning and get their own version of what actually transpired in the last hours of the deceased. It is never too late to re-open an investigation."
Mohbad's sister-in-law wades into DNA controversy
Legit.ng had reported that Wunmi's sister, Karimot, lent her voice to the DNA saga between Joseph Aloba (father of the deceased) and Omawunmi Aloba (wife of the deceased).
Karimot lambasted Mohbad's dad for his constant demand for DNA test. She also took to Instagram to chastise Nigerians for requesting a DNA test.
Proofread by Kola Muhammed, a journalist and copyeditor at Legit.ng
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