Priscilla, the daughter of Nigerian actress Iyabo Ojo, has voiced her sorrow and called for justice in the wake of the late Mohbad’s passing. The singer’s death on Tuesday, September 12, 2023, under controversial circumstances has left many grieving and speculating about the circumstances.
Priscilla Ojo expressed her grief and plea for justice on her social media account, sharing her sentiments and concerns regarding Mohbad’s tragic demise.
No sleep for the wicked, No peace for the wicked, We need justice for Mohbad.
The right thing must be done I speak beacuse I’m young!! Mohbad’s life was cut short we need justice now .
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In related news Gossipinfo reported that actor Yomi Fabiyi called for a peaceful protest over Mohbad’s death, set date for October 1st .
Yomi Fabiyi announced this on his Instagram page stating that he is going to commence a peaceful protest to demand justice for late Mohbad.
Making the announcement on his Instagram page, he revealed he was scheduled to travel but doesn’t mind postponing the date he was scheduled to travel in order to seek justice for Mohbad.
He wrote;
“My return is NOV 6th but I don’t mind paying to move the date forward. If nothing tangible is done, to thy tent oh Isreal. Injustice to one is injustice to all.
SAVE THE DATE ▪︎ October 1st #justiceformohbad #freedom #humanrights We have legitimate grounds to PEACEFULLY PROTEST. I will protest even if I means alone.”
In another post, he wrote, “PEACEFUL PROTEST IS HUMAN RIGHTS in Nigeria.
Even if it require you to protest alone, stand up and PEACEFULLY PROTEST THIS INJUSTICE to #mohbad OCT 1ST in mind. Remember to come with your tooth brush, medications, blanket incase we will protest on Oct 1st.
NOTE: If you physically attack anyone, and the person dies as a result of that injuries or assault months not later than six month(6), you can be charged for first degree murder.
Avoid domestic violence, don’t beat your partners. Be civil and law abiding. Learn to disagree with people without resorting to violence.
Choose peace and treat everyone with dignity and respect. – Yomi Fabiyi”.
