Karimot, the sister of Wunmi, has disclosed new information regarding the demise of the late artist Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, widely recognized as Mohbad.

During a TikTok Live session on Monday, she accused the late singer's wife of being involved in his death, which left many social media users astonished.

Karimot recounted a severe altercation between the couple that resulted in damage to a specific railing in Mohbad's residence. She asserted that this dispute led Wunmi to seek the assistance of a nurse, ultimately contributing to Mohbad's passing.

Furthermore, Karimot, who has publicly distanced herself from Wunmi, claimed to possess incriminating information regarding the singer's former spouse.

She alleged that Wunmi had taken Mohbad's phone from his mother and has since refused to return it, along with other devices collected for evidence. Additionally, she revealed that Wunmi has established an account in her mother's name to which Mohbad's funds are being redirected.

The Aloba family has rejected the autopsy results of Mohbad and is calling for a thorough investigation. Following the release of the autopsy findings, Karimot issued an apology to Mohbad's father.

This development coincides with Nigerian actor Yomi Fabiyi's appeal on social media for public support for Mohbad, encouraging attendance at the upcoming court date for the ongoing coroner's inquest into his death.

Fabiyi shared a post on Instagram featuring a screenshot and the hashtag #JusticeForMohbad, advocating for a peaceful demonstration outside the court.

In his message, he stressed the importance of solidarity and non-violent protest, urging his followers to ignore negative remarks and concentrate on the objective of achieving justice.

He stated, “Let us unite in one voice to accomplish this goal and find closure. DISREGARD OR REMOVE NEGATIVE VIBES; this is social media. Not every comment from accounts should be perceived as genuine public sentiment or opinion. Some are merely distractions.”

Fabiyi encouraged his supporters to participate in the forthcoming coroner inquest, carrying placards to express their demands.

He emphasized that if no advancements are achieved, they should concentrate on the one-year anniversary of Mohbad’s passing as a subsequent opportunity to persist in their pursuit of justice.

In the meantime, Mohbad’s family has asked that groups and individuals intending to commemorate the first anniversary of his death postpone their arrangements