Yomi Fabiyi, Mohbad's Sister-In-Law Set To Hold Prayers, Walk for Late Singer: "He Wants Validation"
- Nollywood actor Yomi Fabiyi has appealed to Karimot, the sister-in-law of Mohbad, to appear before the court to share what she knows about his death
- He also applauded her for standing for justice and encouraged her to join others in a peaceful walk for the late singer
- The movie star noted that Wunmi, the widow of the Feel crooner, wanted justice for her husband, and it would be done the right way
- In a chat with Legit.ng, Yomi Fabiyi spoke about why he was getting involved in the case through his NGO
Nollywood actor Yomi Fabiyi has shared his plans for the one-year remembrance of the late singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, aka Mohbad.
In a video with Karimot, the sister-in-law of the Feel crooner, Yomi asked her to turn up before the court to reveal what she knows about his case. He said she should speak to her legal team for advice on how to do it.
Karimot had tackled her sister and the widow of Mohbad, Wunmi, noting that she had an idea of what killed her husband.
Yomi hailed Karimot for standing for justice and refusing to cover up the truth. He also stated that he was organising a peaceful movement for Mohbad through his human rights foundation, Break The Silence Foundation.
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After the peaceful walk, prayers would be said for the deceased at the site where he was initially buried by midnight on September 12. On the latter date in 2023, the singer died suddenly, and the case is still in court.
Watch the video below:
Netizens react to Yomi Fabiyi's video
Legit.ng has compiled some of the comments on the actor's video below:
@kennyshittu_infinity20:
"Wunmi, you are still innocent until proven guilty with evidence, because I don't understand from Sam Larry, to Naira Marley, to nurse, Prime Boy, now they are putting everything on Wunmi's head. I know Karimon will regret this."
@o_motee_:
"Mohbad sef get peace pass these people."
@seun_babarinde_:
"Karimo is having fear in her mind already…if you watch the video to the end…she couldn’t get the facts of Yomi's side again."
@ella_elle111:
"When he was alive crying for help, nobody remembered to talk, all of a sudden everybody loves Mohbad, e sweet me as him widow dey ignore una, e pain them."
@teeclassic90:
"Dis English is too much for Karimo."
@lawcious:
"Yomi is just looking for validation, pls allow him."
Yomi Fabiyi speaks about his role
In a chat with Legit.ng, Yomi Fabiyi said his aim for organising the peaceful walk is to show solidarity with the family. He said:
“Mohbad has been dug out from where he was buried. So, it is no more a grave. It is a point of contact. Speaking with the family is a not a problem because we have done that. We are going to be standing with the deceased’s family in front of the court and we would do that with utmost respect for the court."
He also noted what he was doing was constitutional as he has a right to stand in a public space. In his words:
“We are not doing anything against what is happening in the court. We have the right of assembling in a public place. While some people have been standing inside the court, some are outside. So, it is the normal procedure.”
Yomi Fabiyi displays his bedroom
Legit.ng earlier reacted Yomi Fabiyi had stirred reactions amongst social media users after sharing a video showing a private part of his home.
The Yoruba film star was seen tossing and turning in bed in the video that gave netizens a complete view of his 'bedroom'.
While some fans gushed over the beautiful room, others wondered why the actor felt the need to share the video.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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Source: Legit.ng