Nollywood actor, Yomi Fabiyi, has explained the reason behind his decision to continue a lone protest demanding justice for late singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly called Mohbad.
In a recent chat with Sunday Scoop, the actor said his decision was influenced by new developments in the investigation of Mohbad’s death.
According to him, a piece of video evidence and some chat records surfaced around December 2024, offering fresh leads that could shed light on the case. However, he alleged that the material is not being handled properly by investigators.
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He said, “There is a new lead which came as a result of a video evidence and chat in Mohbad’s case around December 2024. This evidence is suffering huge compromise by the Lagos State Police Command. The key suspect(s) are allegedly being shielded from proper investigation by some groups of people claiming their influence and relationship with the president. We want the Federal Government and police headquarters to arrest the situation as soon as possible and deliver authentic justice for Mohbad and the public.”
Fabiyi noted that his protest is not about personal gain or financial benefits but purely about seeking justice.
He stressed that the campaign through his NGO has been sustained with little outside help.
Clarifying further, he stated, “I don’t make money from such things. Mohbad’s issue is a big case. The public, via our NGO, is seeking justice for Mohbad through his family and close friends with little or no support from the public. He had the right to life, and it was taken away from him.”
The actor maintained that his persistence is driven by the need to ensure that those behind the singer’s untimely death are properly investigated and held accountable.
