The Nigerian singer Cynthia Morgan has responded to the controversy surrounding the recent remarks made by Joseph Aloba, the father of the late musician Mohbad.
Mohbad was buried the day after he passed away on September 12, 2023, under dubious circumstances.
The police dug up Mohbad’s body on September 21. That same day, an autopsy was conducted, and the police declared they were awaiting the results.
Aloba resisted pleas for Mohbad’s body to be released so that it may be buried.
In order to determine the paternity of Liam, Mohbad’s son with Omowunmi, he asked for a DNA test to be performed.
He also accused Omowunmi of threatening to kill him.
In an interview, Aloba alleged that he was shocked to find out that his son had a will, unlike himself in his 60s.
In response to Aloba’s claim, Mohbad’s management, denied the existence of a will, saying “if there was one, it would have been duly registered with the probate registry”.
Reacting to the ongoing saga, Morgan said Aloba’s critics are “intimidating” him just like “Mohbad was bullied till his death”.
The songstress argued that Aloba could have not lied with his claim about Mohbad or his daughter-in-law.
“Mohbad was bullied till his death right in front of everyone now you are all shouting justice kinikon. Now you guys have started bullying baba mohbad. So you mean a grieving father is lying about all these things? Take for instance he is a rich man will his daughter in law dare say she wouldn’t go for dna? Ceasar to ceasar, God to God,” she wrote on Instagram.