Omashola: “Thank you sir. Thank you, daddy, but don’t forget the request.”
Omashola: “Thank you sir. Thank you, daddy, but don’t forget the request.”
Wunmi, the wife of deceased Afrobeats star, Mohbad has reacted to his tragic passing.
Posting via her Instagram page, Wunmi recounted how they dated for 10 years before they welcomed their son, Liam. She said Mohbad was a good partner to her and that when she was pregnant with their son, he gave her everything she needed.
She also disclosed that her late husband struggled and lived in constant fear before he died. She claimed he was threatened and being made to look like a junkie. She said Mohbad was so worried for her and their son that he began plans for them to relocate abroad.
Mohbad died on Tuesday, September 12. He was 27 years old.
Read her posts below;
The bereaved family of Nigerian singer, Mohbad has released an official statement to confirm his demise.
Mohbad passed away on Tuesday, September 12. He was 27 years old.
In the statement released on his Instagram page, the family said that the singer is finally at peace.
May his soul rest in peace, Amen.
Read the statement below;
He is a Nigerian rapper, singer and songwriter from Lagos that was born on 8 June 1996.
He was formerly signed to Naira Marley’s “Marlian Records” and left the label in 2022.
He is well known for his hit songs that include, Imole, Peace, KPK, Pariwo, Ask About Me, among others.
Ovie wrote; “Confirmed, Mohbad is dead. sad, sad day. RIP.”
Mr Lucky Aiyedatiwa, the Ondo State deputy governor, on Tuesday, reiterated his loyalty to his boss and state governor, Mr Rotimi Akeredolu.
Aiyedatiwa said some reports making the rounds in recent times about his purported disloyalty to his boss were lies and aimed at causing disaffection between him and the governor.
The deputy governor stated this on Tuesday in a statement through his media aide, Mr. Kenneth Odusola-Stevenson. The statement was titled, ‘The fabricated lies against the deputy governor of Ondo State: the blackmailers are at it again.’
According to the statement, the reports were spread by some faceless groups and individuals in the state to soil his image for political reasons.
The statement read, “We need to remind the public that this is a continuation of the blackmail started by these same characters some months ago, with false stories planted in some media outlets against the deputy governor. However, since those lies did not yield the result they envisaged, the blackmailers have returned with fake stories about disloyalty, aimed at causing disaffection between him and the governor.
“These faceless individuals who have been hiding their identities because what they are putting out are pure fabrications, are being sponsored by those who are threatened by the profile of the deputy governor, his relationship with his boss, and the goodwill he enjoys with the people.
“Many stakeholders have commended the deputy governor for the way he handled state affairs while he was Acting Governor, despite all his detractors did to provoke him into taking drastic actions. He avoided their booby traps and they tripped on their own banana peels.”
The statement also declared that the deputy governor was in constant touch with his principal on official state matters and there was no gap between them.
“Now that Mr. Governor is back and has started working, the deputy governor remains calm and committed to the duties of his office and unruffled by the lies of desperate politicians and their agents. The deputy governor remains loyal to his principal and no amount of fabricated lies will change that,” the statement submitted.
Nigeria’s number one man, President Bola Tinubu has issued a new directive to the Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen Taoreed Lagbaja.
He directed Lagbaja to immediately pay off insurance entitlements owed to the families of officers and soldiers who died while fighting to defend the nation.
Taoreed Lagbaja revealed the President’s directives at the opening of the Combined Second and Third Quarters COAS Conference on Tuesday in Abuja.
According to the COAS, the welfare of troops and their families was of paramount importance.
“In addition to providing befitting living quarters for our personnel, we shall ensure the newly introduced Affordable Home Ownership Option for All Soldiers Scheme, designed to provide affordable and high-quality post-service homes for our soldiers, works.
“We shall also ensure that our injured warriors get the best medical care and continue to support the widows and next-of-kin of our fallen heroes,” he said.
Lagbaja thanked the President for his directive on all pending insurance payments.
He pledged the total commitment of the Nigerian Army to the defence of the Constitution of the country.
Lagbaja urged army personnel to continue to work with other security agencies to decisively deal with all security challenges facing the country.