Wumi's Sister Drags Mohbad's Dad to Filth Over Alleged Adultery: "You Gave Your Son Forbidden Fruit"
- Wumi's sister, Karimot, didn't spare any word while speaking about late Mohbad's father in a video
- She claimed he used to commit adultery in her house and make noise in the other room to disturb her
- Fans were not happy with the woman and asked her whose side she was as some blasted Mohbad's father
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Karimot, Wunmi's sister, has opened a can of worms about the things late Mohbad's father, Joseph Aloba, allegedly did in her house.
In a video making the rounds, the mother of two claimed that Aloba used to bring his side chic to her house anytime he travelled abroad.

Source: Instagram
According to her, Joseph Aloba, who asked for a DNA from his sister, used to disturb her and her husband with his bedroom noise.
Karimot lashed out at Wunmi for witnessing all the alleged atrocities of her father-in-law without telling her husband.

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Karimost speaks about Mohbad
Also in the recording, Karimot alleged that Joseph Aloba would take his lovers to the singer's house to sleep with them.
She asserted that the room where Aloba usually engaged in bedroom activities with ladies was close to the kitchen, claiming that Wunmi would hear the noises whenever she was in the kitchen.
Karimot lambasted the late Mohbad's father, calling him a madman. She further alleged that Aloba introduced a taboo into his son's house before his passing.

Source: Instagram
Karimot criticised everyone supporting Mohbad's father, questioning how many women would tolerate such behaviour in their son's house.
Not stopping there, she hurled unprintable names at Joseph Aloba and prayed that all his prayers would go unanswered.
Recall that Karimot has not been supporting her sister or her father-in-law. She once claimed that Wunmi, her sister, used to beat her mother-in-law.
See the video here:
How fans reacted to Karimot's video
Netizens aired their views about Karimot's video. Here are some of the comments below:
@ajskinbeauty reacted:
"Panachukwu dey sweet now, aunty werey."
@dolllly_p stated:
"This Wumi glory is mighty o, only her is surrounded with so Mary jealous people. God will fight for her and her son in Jesus name."
@haronky_empire commented:
"Everything I knw about this family is against my will."
@carderrecords wrote:
"Nah nah nah, She’s too saucy."
@officialblackebony shared:
"Madam which side you dey gangan, stay one place so I go know where to strike my thunder."
@cakesandspices said:
"I knew you would come out after seeing your sister granting interviews. Werey alaso."
@fabulous_bukie shared:
"Who loose this aunty again?"
Mohbad's father accuses Wunmi of killing son
Legit.ng earlier reported that Mohbad's father had stated that he was not happy with Wunmi, his daughter's in-law.
He claimed that she had a hand in the death of his son and made other great allegations against her.

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Joseph Aloba shared a voice note he heard which was made by his son.
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