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Mohbad’s Father Aggrieved Because Late Singer Bought Property In Son, Liam’s Name – Iyabo Ojo Claims

Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo has alleged that Mr James Aloba, the father of late Nigerian rapper, Ilerioluwa Olademeji Aloba, aka Mohbad, is aggrieved because his late son bought some property in his six-month-old son, Liam’s name.

She said Mohbad’s family is torn apart over the inheritance of the late singer’s properties.

Ojo stated this in an interview with media personality, Daddy Freeze, on Friday.

She said, “I’ve spoken to Mohbad’s wife. I’ve spoken to Mohbad’s mum. And Mohbad’s dad also called me and told me some things. From what Mohbad’s dad said I know that there’s an issue going on between the dad and the wife’s family.

“He said he would like me to ask Mohbad’s wife’s mother some questions which are personal family questions. Most of it is based on properties and money. And one of it was like… He said to me, ‘I bought my own property with my name so why will Mohbad buy his own property in his son’s name?’ Don’t I think it was shady?

“There’s a property that Mohbad bought in his son’s name.”

Agnesisikablog recalls that Mr James Aloba, on Wednesday, told the Coroner’s Inquest that his son told him before he died that his mother-in-law had his landed property and others.

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