In a shocking revelation that has rocked the music industry, Abosede, the mother of late singer Mohbad, has come forward with allegations that her son was buried prematurely by his father, Joseph, before his actual demise. Abosede made these claims in an exclusive interview with Saturday Punch newspapers, shedding light on a tragic chapter in the family's history.
Expressing her disbelief and anguish, Abosede asserted, "I believe that my son was not dead at the time he was buried. I actually told them not to bury him, but they refused. If they had not buried him when they did, I believe he would have lived. Joseph is actually my problem. I believe that he buried my son before he died."
The revelations have cast a shadow of suspicion over the circumstances surrounding Mohbad's untimely passing and have prompted calls for a thorough investigation into the matter.
However, offering a contrasting perspective, Aloba, a family spokesperson, cited Yoruba cultural practices as the rationale behind the swift burial. According to Aloba, it is customary not to delay the burial of a deceased individual when both parents are still alive, adhering to longstanding traditions rooted in Yoruba culture.
The conflicting narratives have left many perplexed and seeking answers, underscoring the need for transparency and clarity in unraveling the truth behind Mohbad's tragic demise. As the controversy unfolds, questions linger about the events leading up to the burial and the role of familial dynamics in shaping the outcome of this heartbreaking saga.
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