The wife of singer Mohbad, simply known as Wunmi has fired back at Humans Right activist and Media influencer, Vincent Martins Otse a.k.a VeryDarkMan (VDM), accusing him of attempting to obstruct justice for the late singer and supporting his enemies.
Wunmi took to her Instagram story on several slides to warn VDM never to involve himself in the Mohbad’s death issue, also stating that vdm would be the last she’d call for help.
Since the death of Ilerioluwa Aloba popularly known as Mohbad, there have been series of allegations about the cause of his sudden death, and who should take his wealth, since the singer left no will.
Wunmi recently narrated how the death of Mohbad occurred, which sparked questions from notable individuals like VDM, who asked why she was silent all these two years and only spoke now, especially after people have accused Naira Marley and Zinoleesky of being the persons behind Mohbad’s death.
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“Now that wunmi have told us the alleged truth of what led to the kpai of Mohbad what do you guys have to say? Now my question to wunmi is why now after almost 2years? And those celebrities behind the justice for Mohbad protest, did you not know this? Why now wunmi why? Also To all the people that called me a sort of names, insulted my mother, threatened me I forgive all of you,” VDM wrote.
Mohbad’s wife responded thus:
Vincent,
For nearly two years, I have endured your harassment, false narratives, and attempts to obstruct justice for my late husband, Mohbad. Despite my silence, you have continued to spread misinformation, even going so far as to question the paternity of our son, Liam.
Let me make this clear: my silence was never weakness—it was a choice to mourn my husband with dignity and allow legal proceedings to take their course. Your relentless attacks only expose your bias against him and everything he stood for. But I firmly believe in karma.
Let me reiterate that I will not be coerced into giving full details of any disagreements my husband and I had. Couples argue, and it’s normal.
I’d like to remind you that I recorded my husband during an episode he had after suffering trauma at the hands of some NDLEA officers. I played the recording back to him, and he apologized. We then moved forward, got married, and had a child.
Your attempts to bully me and my son are futile, Vincent. You’re the last person I’d ever seek help from.
Your hypocrisy is striking, given your investment in analyzing my family while ignoring your own.
As a woman and mother, I’ve found my voice and will continue to stand up for my son. If my previous statements haven’t satisfied you, I suggest you obtain a copy of my official statement from the police station.
Your biased support for Mohbad’s enemies is notable, but I’m confident God is on my side. You can’t break me or my son.
Regarding the DNA test, I’ve stated repeatedly that I’m willing to cooperate when my father-in-law is ready, and my lawyers are handling it according to the law. However, I will not be dictated to or commanded by you or anyone aside from those mentioned.
Your audacity is appalling, considering your role in spreading misinformation about my husband’s death and your allegiance to those who bullied and exploited him.
I demand that you respect my boundaries and leave me and my son alone. You have done our family enough damage.
Let this serve as a final warning: I will no longer respond to your messages or engage with you in any way or form. Because the last time I checked, you’re just one of the benefactors of my husband’s death who bullied his immediate family and used his death to gain popularity and fame.
If you’re genuinely concerned about DNA testing, I suggest you start by questioning your own paternity. Mind your business and leave me and my family out of your vindictive pursuits.
