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Late Nigerian singer Mohbad’s autopsy will not be announced to the public

Fatima OLUWAKEMI-SAKA by Fatima OLUWAKEMI-SAKA
January 16, 2024
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The autopsy of the late Nigerian singer, Ilerioluwa “Mohbad” Aloba, will not be released immediately, his management company has announced in a statement. “The police authorities have conducted an investigation and have communicated that the autopsy results from sample sent abroad will take a couple of months before they are shared,” the statement said.

“No members of Mohbad’s management or his lawyer have communicated the existence of a will or any such thumb-printed documents (as has been recently FALSELY reported) to any member of the family or the public. “We therefore plead with everyone to refrain from sharing false and misleading statements like this,” the statement added.

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Mohabd died on September 12, 2023, but the circumstances surrounding his death sparked a nationwide demand for an investigation that has seen 26 people questioned by police including members of his family.

A quack nurse, Feyisayo Ogendengbe, who administered injections to the singer at his residence before he died, was named the prime suspect but is yet to be arraigned in court.

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