As all efforts are being made to unravel the circumstances leading and surrounding the death of promising Nigerian music talent, Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba better known as Mohbad, the Nigeria Police who has since taken over investigation regards the aforementioned has come out to update the general public on the latest regards his autopsy result.
This comes as Nigerians and others have continued to worry about what has become of the autopsy test purportedly carried days ago. According to the Nigerian Police via their verified Facebook page, the said autopsy has since been carried out, with emphasis on the fact that it was carried out by the best forensic pathologists in Nigeria, which was carried out in the presence of the concerned parties, including family members of the deceased singer.
Further, the police made it clear that while the result of the autopsy test is being eagerly awaited by people, that there’s no atom of shady deals regards the whole investigation processes, which includes the autopsy test, as already being expressed by many people. Lastly, they also revealed that, while the autopsy result is being expected, that other aspects of investigation are still ongoing.
Recall that tongues have continued to wag regards the cause of the singer’s death, especially following the barrage of videos, revelations and suspicion that Mohbad’s days on earth was cut short by unknown forces. This follows the fact that he had cried out severally over threats to his life, including from those affiliated to his former Record Label, including in a petition he had forwarded to the Nigerian Police which wasn’t followed to a logical conclusion on both sides.
Well, Nigerians and the world at large has continued to embarked on different social activities, including street protests, candle light procession, concerts, etc, as they obstinately continue to demand “Justice for Mohbad”. We pray for this much anticipated justice to be served in the end, and not just served but served on time, in the expected colour and proportion.
