OpenLife reports that for nearly three years, the death of Nigerian singer Mohbad has remained a source of public sorrow and controversy, as unresolved family disputes continue to delay his burial. Social media commentator Abisoye Olukoya Michael, widely known as Oyemykke, recently weighed in, expressing frustration over the prolonged situation.
In a candid message, Oyemykke wrote:
“I never met Mohbad in person but he is such an unfortunate guy. He married the wrong woman, met the wrong friends and came from the wrong family. Since Sept 2023, he has not been buried… Mohbad, Baba does not want to bury you because he wants to do the DNA, your wife doesn’t want to do the DNA… Let them just bury the boy.
How much did Mohbad even have that you want to do this DNA?… Mohbad is not resting in peace. It is 3 years.”
At the center of the dispute is a paternity DNA test demanded by Mohbad’s father, Joseph Aloba, before the singer can be laid to rest. The test is intended to confirm the identity of Mohbad’s son, but the singer’s widow, Wunmi, has reportedly resisted the conditions surrounding it, complicating efforts to resolve the matter.
Oyemykke’s comments reflect the frustration shared by fans, colleagues, and observers who have followed the saga closely.
His words emphasize the emotional toll of the unresolved delays: the combination of family disagreements and legal formalities has kept Mohbad’s remains from receiving a proper burial nearly three years after his death, preventing closure for those who admired him.
The public discourse surrounding Mohbad’s case continues, with calls mounting for a resolution so the singer can finally rest in peace.
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