Mohbad’s Widow Speaks Out: “I Can’t Forgive the Nurse Who Injected My Husband”

Omowunmi Aloba, the widow of late Nigerian singer Mohbad, has revealed the deep pain and resentment she harbors towards the nurse who administered an injection to her husband before his sudden death.

In an emotional interview with Arise Television, Omowunmi expressed her frustration, stating that while she and her son have been left to deal with the tragedy, the nurse continues to live life unbothered.

"She Made Me a Widow at 24"

Omowunmi described her ordeal, lamenting how her movements have been restricted due to the ongoing investigations and threats surrounding Mohbad’s death.

"I have been held hostage. I can’t move freely, and my son has not even experienced the joy of childhood. And the same nurse, who will decide to get married someday, could leave me in the hands of war to devour me."

She further revealed that the nurse was introduced to them by Mohbad’s friend, Spending, as the singer’s personal nurse was unavailable at the time.

Justice Still Uncertain

Despite months of investigations, the exact cause of Mohbad’s death remains unclear, with his body still unburied. This has only intensified calls for justice from fans, family members, and the public.

While the police and court proceedings continue, Omowunmi’s pain highlights the lingering emotional and psychological impact of the tragic incident.

Opinion: The Unfinished Search for Justice

Mohbad’s untimely death has sparked widespread outrage and debates about accountability in Nigeria’s healthcare system and the entertainment industry’s darker side. The silence and slow progress of the investigation have left many unanswered questions.

Omowunmi’s stance is understandable—grief, anger, and the need for closure are powerful emotions. However, the legal system must ensure that justice is served based on evidence and due process, not just emotions.

Do you think Omowunmi’s pain is justified, or should she seek peace and move on? Share your thoughts.