Controversial investigative journalist Kemi Olunloyo has ignited controversy by suggesting that the untimely demise of Nigerian singer Mohbad may be linked to his alleged involvement in a cult and drug abuse.
This startling revelation has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry and sparked a demand for an autopsy to uncover the truth.
Mohbad, whose real name is Ilerioluwa Oladimeji, was a rising star in the Nigerian music scene.
His tragic death, at the age of 24, has left fans and loved ones grieving and searching for answers.
Kemi Olunloyo, no stranger to controversy herself, took to social media to share her startling claims.
According to her, she spoke with a close relative of Mohbad who allegedly confirmed that the late musician had been associated with a cult group and had been abusing drugs.
Olunloyo further claimed that Mohbad`s rapid burial was orchestrated to prevent any autopsy from taking place.
In her words;
“Mohbad like every other artist in the Nigerian music industry was heavily into CULTISM and Drug abuse. Let the journalists who know the truth tell you and stop chasing clout and follow follow. This is the reason his family will never exhume his body and it`s buried under heavy concrete outside a cemetery in a backyard. I just had a phone meeting with one of his relatives a cousin who did not want to be identified.
“There should be no autopsy he said. I feel sorry for any pathologist who attempts to touch and dissect his body. It`s like a huge spiritual python ? sitting inside his body. He was fighting cultists and they fought him back. Nobody helped him, not his fake fans, police, or former Malian music fans. Now they are bringing out videos and documents after he died.
Drugs were his only way to cope. His hypertension became unbearable. Something in his dead body is growing twisting his neck and it could kill the whole family. We had to remove him from this earthly midst and bury him quickly. He did not die months ago. He still performed last weekend.”
