‘I Only Met Him In Court’ – Mohbad’s Father Denies Instructing Primeboy To Run Away
Joseph Aloba, the father of the late singer, Ilerioluwa Aloba, aka Mohbad, has denied instructing Owodunni Ibrahim, aka Primeboy, to run away following the death of his son.
Recall that the deceased’s mother, Bosede Adeyemo, claimed that her ex-husband instructed Primeboy, who is Mohbad’s childhood friend, to run away to avoid being arrested and also not to be implicated in the late singer’s death.
However, Mohbad’s father, in a statement by his lawyer, Monisola Odumosu, on Friday, said the only time he ever met Primeboy was during his appearance at the coroner’s court.
According to the statement, “Our client wishes to state that he did not and has not had any talks or discussions relating to the death of his son or any other issues with the said Primeboy since the death of his son, Ilerioluwa Aloba.
“The only time they met after the death of his son was at the coroner’s court sitting, where Primeboy and our client only exchanged pleasantries in the presence of everyone, and there was no discussions between them.”
While faulting the claim by Adeyemo, the statement added that Mohbad’s father was after justice for his late son.
“Mr. Joseph Aloba will not cover anyone no matter how great or mighty the person may be. He is after justice for the untimely snuffing out of the life of his great son. He uses this opportunity to urge Primeboy to tell the Coroner Court all what he knows without shielding anyone.
“The truth will surely come out even if it takes time. Our client believes that the will of justice may be slow, it will surely grind to the truth.
“We urge the general public to disregard such spurious assertions. Rather, our client urges Ms. Adeyemo to declare what she knows about the death of Mohbad,” the statement added.
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