Mr. Joseph Aloba, the daddy of the late singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly referred to as Mohbad, has reacted to the testimony of Nurse Feyi on the ongoing coroner’s inquest.
The nurse who traveled from Cotonou to deal with Mohbad revealed particulars in regards to the singer’s remaining moments throughout her look on Friday.
Talking on the testimony, Baba Mohbad criticized his daughter-in-law, Wunmi, accusing her of negligence in dealing with her husband’s medical wants.
He additionally refuted Wunmi’s earlier declare that he had instructed the discharge of the nurse, stating that he had by no means met Nurse Feyi earlier than seeing her in courtroom.
Baba Mohbad additional disclosed that the courtroom is about to obtain the non-public post-mortem report subsequent Friday.
Mohbad’s father blames Wunmi for negligence following nurse’s testimony
“What I heard in courtroom has now made me to know that Wunmi didn’t look after her husband. She needed to anticipate an auxiliary nurse for good 24 hours and never a certified nurse to deal with her husband.
“The nurse additionally confirmed it in courtroom that she has by no means met me earlier than and he or she was simply assembly me for the primary time in courtroom and wunmi lied that her father in legislation stated they need to launch the nurse, somebody I by no means set my eyes on. We predict the pathologist to learn the results of the non-public post-mortem subsequent Friday.
“SAN Shittu needed the courtroom to ask the Physician that pronounced Mohbad de*d however the courtroom didn’t grant the request. I detected quite a lot of new issues from the nurse’s testimony. She stated Adura was by no means in the home when she received there. She additionally stated that once they have been dashing Mohbad out of the home, they have been carrying him like a child. This exhibits that he was already de*d in the home earlier than they carried him to the hospital.”
The coroner’s inquest continues as the general public awaits additional findings, together with the anticipated post-mortem report.
