Mohbad’s wife was unfaithful to my son, laced his food with sleeping pills – Singer’s dad testifies in court

• Today in court, Mr. Aloba, Mohbad’s father, stirred the pot with some bold claims against his daughter-in-law, and he didn’t hold back on dishing out the inside scoop about his late son’s ties with Naira Marley.
• The grieving father, alongside his estranged wife and daughter-in-law, gave testimony at the Ikorodu Magistrates’ Court in Lagos State, responding to queries concerning the tragic passing of Mohbad

Joseph Aloba, the father of the late singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, also known as Mohbad, testified in a coroner’s court on Wednesday, alleging that his son’s wife, Wunmi Aloba, was involved in an extramarital relationship prior to his passing.

Earlier today, Mr Aloba was seen, alongside Mohbad’s mum and wife, arriving at the Lagos State High Court, Ikorodu, for the committee report of the Corona inquest into the death of young singer Mohbad.

Testifying at coroner’s court today, sighed by BBC Pidgin, Mohbad’s father claimed the Singer’s wife put sleeping pills into his food sometimes.

According to Joseph, his daughter-in-law had been unfaithful to the deceased.

He said;

“I don’t trust his wife. My son told me she always put sleeping pills in his noodles and went to another room to sleep with another signee in the same house.”

Mr Aloba also testified that the deceased’s landed property was in the custody of his mother-in-law, adding that the deceased often told him about his possessions held by his wife and her family.

Joseph told the Coroner, Magistrate Adedayo Shotobi, that he and his son lived together for 18 years.

The late singer’s dad said that he did not know the exact house in which his late son was living with Marley. He testified that his son left his (Joseph‘s) house at the age of consent and began to assist Marley while embarking on his career in music.

Joseph said that he saw the deceased three days before his death. He added that he saw the deceased’s casket only in a picture.

According to him, the deceased assured him that he would be able to handle his dispute with Marley.