Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has berated the late singer, Ileriouluwa Oladimeji Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad’s father, over his careless speaking.
Joseph Aloba, the late singer’s father, claimed during the Coroner’s Inquest that his wife was unfaithful to him and was even putting sleeping pills in his noodles. He claimed that Wunmi was sleeping with one of his signees in the house.
His father stated that he doesn’t trust one, especially since all of the singer’s properties are in her mother’s name.
Reacting to it, Tonto stated that it is hard for her to love or even support him. She questioned why he couldn’t give his information to the authorities rather than speaking online.
She noted how his actions ended up humiliating their efforts to demand justice for the late singer.
“It’s so hard to Love or even support. General Mohbad dad. I mean if he has so much information to give, why can’t he take it to the authorities? Is online the judge and jury or Authority? Take these claims to the right authority, have them verified and picking who you accuse. We are using our personal resources, sweat, and blood to fight for your amazing son, and all you have to do is humiliate our efforts by carelessly speaking when we have begged you countless times to go give every info you have. GOD BLESS MY FATHER”.
Mohbad’s father first lost the admiration of many when he defended Naira Marley for bullying his son.
His father stated that Naira Marley was only trying to correct him, but his son didn’t listen to him and went on to praise the singer, whom he described as a good person.
The video left many questioning if he was the biological father of the late singer, as they expressed disgust at his revelation.
He had also angered many with his quick burial of his son. Recall that Mohbad was buried the next day after his death.
In an interview, he explained the reason behind his son’s quick burial, blaming it on tradition.
Mr. Aloba also addressed the complaints about the location Mohbad was buried in, which was beside a cassava farm, stating that it was the only land he knew that belonged to the singer.
