Mohbad’s wife(wunmi) called in to a TikTok live show earlier today and SHE SAID:

 

**"I’m tired of keeping quiet. I’ve been quiet for so long, and people have turned that silence into guilt. I see all the things said about me and my son online — strangers, bloggers, even people who once claimed to love Moh, now turning around and calling my innocent son a b@stard. It breaks my heart. I carried that boy for nine months. I gave birth to him, and every day I look into his eyes, I see his father. Liam is Mohbad’s child. But instead of people supporting me and the little boy Moh left behind, they insult him. They rain curses on an innocent child. Why? What did he do? Because he’s too small to speak for himself?

What hurts me even more is that the same people calling for a DNA test don’t know that it’s Baba — yes, Mohbad’s father — who is delaying the DNA. I’ve never refused a DNA test. I’m not scared of it. Let them do it. But how do you do a DNA test when the person who should give consent or push for it is the one dragging his feet? Why won’t Baba complete the process? So ask yourselves, if truly I had anything to hide, would I be the one talking like this?

You can’t say you love Mohbad and then in the same breath, curse his son. It doesn’t make sense. Every curse placed on Liam, my son, will go back to the sender. My child is innocent. He’s the only thing I have left of Moh. My world was shattered the day my husband died, and instead of receiving support from the people closest to him, I was faced with war. Baba started fighting me. I tried to find peace. I picked up the phone and asked him directly, ‘What did I do wrong? What is my offence?’ Do you know what he told me? He said, ‘Give me your husband’s property.’ That’s what it was all about. Not justice. Not pain. Just property. And the only property Moh had left for Liam was the plots of land — and even that, they want to take away.

When I saw the interview Sam Larry did, I was deeply hurt. This same man was part of the trauma Moh experienced before his death, yet he’s walking free and even mocking the situation. I called my mother-in-law immediately after I saw the video. I told her, ‘Mama, this cannot continue. We have to speak up. We have to fight for Moh’s name, for Liam’s future.’ People on the internet keep saying I’m not speaking up. They ask, ‘Why is Wunmi quiet? Why hasn’t she tackled Sam Larry?’ But the truth is, I am alone. If I step out to fight this battle, who will fight with me? Will Moh’s family stand by me? No. They will leave me to fight alone. I am not scared of anybody. We will all die one day, so I fear no one — but it’s not easy carrying this load by myself.

I am not a perfect woman. I’ve made mistakes, just like anyone else. But I did not kill my husband. That accusation will haunt me forever. From the moment I cried over my husband’s body, they started pointing fingers. Why? Because I was the closest to him? Because I loved him deeply and now he's gone? Everything I have said has been twisted and turned to paint me as guilty. But my conscience is clear. I loved Mohbad. And I love Liam. That’s all I have left.

So I’m begging Nigerians, stop cursing my son. Stop calling him names. He is innocent. If you truly loved Mohbad, protect his child, not destroy him. And to those still asking for DNA — it will be done. But let the people delaying it speak the truth. I will not be silent anymore."**

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