The Digest:
Wunmi, the widow of late singer Ilerioluwa Aloba (Mohbad), has accused her father-in-law, Joseph Aloba, of attempting to remove her and her son Liam from the list of beneficiaries entitled to the singer's music royalties. In an interview on Channels TV, Wunmi revealed that no family member currently has access to Mohbad's royalties due to an ongoing legal battle stemming from the singer's acrimonious exit from Marlian Records. She alleged that Mohbad's dad approached the court to have her removed as Liam's representative, arguing she was never legally married to Mohbad. The next adjournment for the royalty case is May 14.
Key Points:
- A grieving widow now fights her late husband's father over her son's inheritance rights.
- Liam, Mohbad's young son, could lose access to his father's royalties if his paternity remains questioned.
- The legal battle adds another layer of pain to a family already mourning a controversial death.
- Fans who loved Mohbad's music may see his legacy tarnished by family fighting over his wealth.
- The timing of the May 14 court hearing will determine whether Wunmi and Liam remain beneficiaries.
Sources: Instagram
