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Youths Begin Protests on Mohbad’s Demise In Ondo and Lagos State

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In a recent development, plans for two separate protests have surfaced in Nigeria, each aimed at seeking justice for the late Nigerian music sensation, Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad. The first protest is set to commence today in Akure at Paneke Skating Ground, while the second, scheduled for Wednesday, will take place at Elegushi beach, Victoria Island, Lagos, and is being championed by celebrities.

Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has taken charge of organizing the Lagos leg of the protest and announced that her NGO, Pinkies Foundation, will submit a letter to the Lagos state government in advance of the rally on Wednesday. During an Instagram live session, the actress urged celebrities nationwide to participate in the event, emphasizing the need for unity and collective action to ensure justice for Mohbad.

In her impassioned call to action, Iyabo Ojo directed her message to Governor Sanwo-Olu, urging him to use his office to oversee a thorough investigation into Mohbad’s death. She emphasized the importance of justice and accountability, highlighting that Mohbad had called for help during his lifetime, but his cries were not adequately heeded, ultimately leading to his tragic demise.

Addressing the situation, she stated, “Governor Sanwo-Olu, I want you to use your good office sir. We need you to see to it that all these investigations are carried out. We don’t want an audio investigation. Mohbad was everybody’s child… Ensure that justice is served in this case.”

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Meanwhile, the Social Democratic Party (SDP) has called for peace and urged aggrieved fans to shun violence in the wake of Mohbad’s sudden passing. Expressing condolences, the SDP, through its South-West Zonal Secretary, Mr. Femi Olaniyi, extended sympathies to the late singer’s family and associates. The party emphasized the importance of peaceful expression to demand justice and encouraged all concerned parties to seek resolution without resorting to violence.

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Mercy Eke denies involvement in viral explicit video

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Mercy Eke denies involvement in viral explicit video

The video shows a woman resembling Eke engaging in a sexual act, but Eke firmly refutes the claim, pointing out differences in appearance and condemning the video as a fantasy created by her detractors.

Former Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) winner Mercy Eke has strongly denied any involvement in a viral video circulating online.

The video features a woman who bears a resemblance to Eke, engaging in a sexual act while using an adult toy. However, Eke has made it clear that the woman in the video is not her.

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Taking to Instagram, the reality TV star condemned the video and outlined specific differences in appearance between herself and the woman.

She noted that she does not wear long nails, piercings, or the specific type of socks seen in the video. Eke stated that these distinctions prove the woman is not her, calling the circulating footage a product of “evil fantasies” aimed at tarnishing her image.

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Eke posted, “The video y’all are circulating can never be me. I do not wear long nails. No piercing. I don’t wear such socks, that girl does not look like me. Sorry to disappoint y’all evil fantasies. I don’t do such nonsense. Not my MO.”

Fans and supporters have rallied around Eke, praising her for addressing the situation directly and denouncing the spread of the false video.

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Mohbad’s father demanded immediate burial after receiving N2 million – personal assistant

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Mohbad’s personal assistant, Adeyemo Boluwatife, testified at the coroner’s inquest that the late singer’s father, Joseph Aloba, demanded his immediate burial after receiving N2 million from Davido. This was revealed during a hearing in Ikorodu regarding the circumstances of Mohbad’s death.

 

Adeyemo Boluwatife, the personal assistant to the late Nigerian singer Mohbad, has testified at the coroner’s inquest in Ikorodu, Lagos State, claiming that Mohbad’s father, Joseph Aloba, requested an immediate burial after receiving N2 million from Davido.

Adeyemo made this statement while appearing before the inquest, which was set up to investigate the cause of the singer’s sudden death on September 12, 2023.

Adeyemo revealed that after Mohbad’s death, his father was insistent on burying him quickly, despite the ongoing calls for justice and an autopsy.

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He added that Aloba’s decision came after Davido sent N2 million, of which N1 million was transferred by Adeyemo to Aloba and the remaining sum was given to Mohbad’s younger brother, Adura.

The funds were used to cover hospital expenses and ambulance fees.

The inquest was set up by the Lagos State Government after Mohbad’s death raised suspicions across the nation. His body was exhumed for an autopsy on September 21, 2023, amid widespread demands for justice.

During the court proceedings, Adeyemo also disclosed that law enforcement officials took custody of Mohbad’s phone following his death.

This testimony has added further complexity to the unfolding investigation into Mohbad’s mysterious death, which has already ignited debates and calls for transparency in the case.

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Ibraheem Labaeka resigns as Kwara governor’s special assistant

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Islamic singer Ibraheem Labaeka resigns from his role as Special Assistant to Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, citing discomfort with being paid for doing nothing. Labaeka’s resignation letter, now viral on social media, explains his decision to prioritise purpose and impact over the position.

 

Popular Islamic singer Ibraheem Labaeka has resigned from his position as Special Assistant to Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq.

In a resignation letter dated September 12, 2024, Labaeka expressed his discomfort with being compensated for a role in which he felt his contributions were unnecessary.

 

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Labaeka stated that his conscience could not allow him to continue in a job that lacked purpose and impact.

He highlighted that public service should be based on trust, and he could no longer accept a salary without fulfilling his responsibilities meaningfully.

The letter, which has garnered widespread attention on social media, reflects Labaeka’s dissatisfaction with the position.

He expressed appreciation to Governor AbdulRazaq for the opportunity but reiterated that he could not stay in a role that went against his principles.

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