“He Wants to Inherit Mohbad’s Assets”: Femi Falana Reacts to Deceased’s Dad’s Allegations
- Femi Falana has issued a rebuttal in response to the allegations made by Joseph Aloba, the father of late singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, known as Mohbad
- Mr Aloba asserted that his daughter-in-law, Wunmi, and her legal representative, Femi Falana, are allegedly conspiring to kill him
- In a statement from Falana & Falana Chambers, the reasons behind Mr. Aloba's opposition to his lead attorneys were disclosed
- Oluwatodimu Ige, a Nigerian lawyer popularly known as Oga_thelawyer, In a chat with Legit.ng reacted to Femi Falana's rejoinder
Human rights activist and Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Femi Falana, has issued a response to Mohbad's father's allegations against his head lawyers.
Joseph Aloba, the father of the late singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, also known as Mohbad, earlier claimed that his daughter-in-law, Wunmi, and her lawyer, Femi Falana, are plotting his death.
Source: Instagram
According to Legit.ng, Mr Aloba, and Wunmi have been at loggerheads over the late singer's properties and the paternity of his kid, Liam.
In a recent interview with Max FM, he stated that Wunmi had threatened his life and that he now lives in fear.
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The letter released by Falana & Falana Chambers revealed that Mohbad's dad made his attorneys write to Wunmi that she needed to hand over Liam (his grandson) so he could take him for a DNA test.
The Falana chambers responded to Mohbad's father through his lawyers stating that because he wants Liam to be handed over to him for DNA testing, which he has stated will involve taking blood samples, Liam must be protected under his child's rights, so Mr Aloba and his lawyers should obtain a court order and present it to them before such a request can be granted.
According to the letter, this procedure was because Mr Aloba is not Liam's parent and cannot directly request DNA.
Mr Aloba has not gone to obtain the court order but has instead granted interviews defaming the Falanas and accusing them of attempting to kill him.
The Falana also ordered him to stop doing that, or they'd have to take his accusations to court to prove where they posed a threat to his life or wanted to kill him.
Additionally, the deceased's dad was accused of wanting to take over his late son's assets, hence his recent actions.
See the letter below
Netizens react to Falana & Falana Chambers' press release
Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:
honeyp_store1:
"I don't want to hear nobody love mobad like his father....very nonsense &anyhow man."
marvisreigns:
"The best way Wunmi can protects the assets is to do the test,,if she's 100% sure. Nigerians asked for DNA of the toddler."
everythingfurniture.ng:
"Falana can see through the man even before justice is served The last paragraph is the most important part."
hubsdesignerbags:
"but this is so sample na!!! why hasnt the dad done it??? his lawyer can even do it on his regards as his legal representative.. just court order in a paper?? Whats this mohbads dads problem self?"
nosadeborah:
"He will never get any of his property…foolish father… children Dey inherit father properties…Mr Aloba wan inherit his son own."
engr_jackson_:
"Some people think social media is court , this one will come n be asking for DNA as what ? They're process to these things! Illiterates everywhere!!"
beebeeglow_botanicals:
"All I know is the father wants to inherit his property that’s why he’s looking for all means to put down the wife also he’s being advised by illiterates who know nothing about law he should continue na here we go de shaaaa."
I align myself with the position of the Falana and Falana chamber - Oga_thelawyer
Oluwatodimu Ige, popularly known as Oga_thelawyer, agreed with the stance put forth by Falana and Falana Chambers; he said:
"The court is open to anyone to approach any issue, particularly when they feel a right has been breached and needs a remedy.
"If he wants a DNA, it is well within his right to approach the court for an order to conduct the same; if the court finds merit in his application, the same will be granted."
Police says Mohbad's father refuses to come for his late son's body
In a related report by Legit.ng, the police said the autopsy result done on the body of the late singer had been released.
The police was said to have sent for Aloba to come and pick his son's body but he reportedly refused to show up.
Amid the saga, the police emphasised that the body could only be released to the late singer's father.
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