The brother of the late singer, Ilerioluwa Aloba, known as Mohbad, Audra Aloba, has publicly refuted claims made by actor, Yomi Fabiyi concerning the events surrounding Mohbad’s death.
During a press conference held in Lagos, Yomi accused Adura of contacting him on Instagram to share evidence of a video allegedly showing Mohbad’s wife, Wunmi, pushing him down the stairs.
Yomi claimed that Adura demanded N3 million for this footage.
In his defense, Adura clarified that he did not create the video, instead, he stated that it was recorded by Mohbad himself on a phone that Adura later sold to someone named Damola.
He expressed disbelief at the allegations, emphasizing that he had been silent about his brother’s death but had no prior knowledge of it.
Adura added that the video in question was over three years old and reiterated that it had been stored on Mohbad’s phone.
“Firstly, I do not have much to say. This thing is in court already. So I do not need to say much. I cannot know about my brother’s death and keep quiet all these days. I am now so surprised.
Read Also: Retired AIG Odumosu’s wife abducted by kidnappers in Ogun
“This video we are talking about is like three years ago. And I was not the one that did the video, it was Moh himself on the phone I sold to Damola and the video was on that phone.
“I was the one who chatted Mr. Yomi. I had tried to make him understand. You were invited and they told you who was chatting with you and you insisted on the TikTok live. I saw everything on the TikTok live,” he said.
Furthermore, Adura accused Yomi of manipulating the situation to damage his reputation. He said that their communication and the subsequent messages Yomi received from Damola occurred after he sold the phone.
“Mohbad did the video and it was on his phone for more than three years ago… When I sold the phone to Damola, about a week later, I started seeing his messages with Mr. Yomi. That was how it all happened. Mr. Yomi is trying to tarnish my name that I did it.”
The controversy surrounding Mohbad’s death, which occurred on September 12, 2023, remains a topic of public scrutiny.
