“Asking a mourning woman to submit her DNA test is pure evil” actress Mary Njoku tells nigerians
The untimely demise of Nigerian artist Mohbad has shaken the nation to its core.
As details surrounding his passing continue to surface, one topic has stirred a heated debate – some Nigerians are clamoring for the possibility of conducting a DNA test on his child.
Mohbad’s body was recently exhumed from his grave, and the police swiftly carried out an autopsy, leaving the public eager for conclusive answers about his death. In the midst of this eagerness, speculations have come, with some netizens beginning to doubt the paternity of the child he shared with his wife before his passing.
Actress Mary Njoku, known for her authentic opinions, stepped into the conversation with a her own thoughts. She took to her instagram story to berate those who were asking “a mourning woman to submit her DNA test”
In her own words
“Asking a mourning
Widow to submit her son for a DNA test is pure
Evil. Haba!
She just lost a husband!
Lost a father to her child! Lost her Helper and Protector of over 10yrs! Let her mourn in peace!
If you can’t support her, don’t add to her misery!
Small monev don enter
MERCY OBIDAKE BLO gov and we are susts
for DNA test. Just because she isn’t rich.
If her husband didn’t doubt the paternity of his child, who are we to think otherwise?
Abeg make una no let the dead para for una o!
Don’t frustrated his family!!!!
Let’s focus on getting #justiceformohbad”
Her words resonated with many Nigerians who felt that such a request was insensitive, especially during a time of grief.
Adding to the chorus of voices questioning the circumstances of Mohbad’s death was comedian Femi Baab. Kemi Filani recently reported that he shared an mysterious dream he had about Mohbad with the public. In the dream, Mohbad appeared to him, visibly distressed and crying. The late artist expressed deep regret, lamenting how fame had changed the people around him. Mohbad warned against revealing a building project he was working on, fearing it would lead to its abandonment.
Also, recall that Samklef, music personality, had taken to Twitter (now known as X) to share heartwarming news. He revealed that over N32 million had been raised for Mohbad’s son. The Deputy Governor of Lagos State even paid his respects, showing the deep impact of Mohbad’s death on the nation.
Despite the outpouring of support, concerns about the responsible management of the funds emerged. Many Nigerians suggested establishing a trust fund for the toddler to ensure that the money raised would be safeguarded for his future.
The passing of Mohbad has triggered an emotional series of events, and it seems it’s going to keep raising profound questions until answers are found.
