The Lagos State Police Command has said it will not do guesswork in the investigation of the death of singer Ilerioluwa Aloba popularly known as Mohbad.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin, in an interview with our correspondent on Thursday, reiterated that the command had not received the report of the autopsy conducted on Mohbad from the pathologists.

Hundeyin was responding to the demands of a civil society organisation, the Take It Back Movement, who during a Thursday press conference in Ikeja, Lagos, sought the conclusion of the investigation into Mohbad’s case.

The Head of the Gender Department of the group, Omolola Pedro, in a press text made available to PUNCH Metro, called on the police to “stop the needless delays, make public its findings from the investigation, and protect the rights of the deceased’s wife and child.”

The organisation also feared that prolonged delay in the probe was capable of exposing Mohbad’s wife, Wumi, and child, Liam “to several attacks like cyberbullying, cyberstalking, organised malicious campaigns against their persons, and even physical harassment” alleging that this was “the same fate Mohbad suffered while he was alive.”

Pedro added that the police “must immediately conclude the investigation and make its findings public.”

Reacting when contacted by our correspondent on Thursday, police spokesman Hundeyin said, “We’re not the pathologists who carried out the autopsy.

“When they (the pathologists) give us their report, we’ll conclude our investigation. For now, that’s what we’re waiting for. Except they want us to do guesswork, we can’t guess; we need to get the report and see the content of the result and we don’t have it yet.”

Mohbad’s death on September 12 sparked controversies in Nigeria and beyond which prompted the police to set up an investigative team to determine what led to the singer’s demise.

Hundeyin had tweeted in September that an “autopsy has been concluded” on Mohbad’s corpse and the police were “awaiting result.”

In November, the Lagos police said the autopsy report for Mohbad, conducted months ago had not been given to them.

Source: https://punchng.com/Why-report-on-Mohbads-death-probe-not-out-Police

What have we ever gotten right in this country

There's somuch lesson in this Mobad death

Blackfire:
What have we ever gotten right in this country

Lets start with this.

The most equipped forensic lab in west Africa was built by Lagos state government. During the chaos of the I'll advised EndSARS riots/protests with this same Omolola Pero took part in, that lab was burnt.

What this has caused is that the autopsy has to ne done abroad with money the government have to source for and it will take time.

It is time we understand that our actions have consequencies

Blackfire:
What have we ever gotten right in this country

RT

Trust Nigerian police at your own peril

We know what's up; eyin wayre 100%

When them go come bury the guy now?,people wey this guy first to die now go first am to reach heaven.

Mynd44:

Lets start with this.

The most equipped forensic lab in west Africa was built by Lagos state government. During the chaos of the I'll advised EndSARS riots/protests with this same Omolola Pero took part in, that lab was burnt.

What this has caused is that the autopsy has to ne done abroad with money the government have to source for and it will take time.

It is time we understand that our actions have consequencies

Very unfortunate about the forensic lab. I just couldn't understand the reason behind burning it . I question the effect of burning tires not to talk of infrastructures. It never made sense to me to vandalize all these in the name of protest


I guess they were just burning anything related to lagos as the protest was hijacked by illiterate touts .

If you will remember the "George Floyd " movement, the BLM movement . Almost every blacks and celebs participated in the protest. Some people decided to take advantage of the situation to break into shops and steal things.

We just like to trade blames in this parts of the world. The bolded part was unnecessary.

2023 taught me never to trust the public.

Trust no one #Mobad 2023

Hope the delay in getting the autopsy result from the pathologists isn't indicative of foul play cos if the autopsy has since been done, why hasn't the result been given to the police to continue investigation

No single Nigeria institutions can trusted
Another cover up by Lagos state governor and drugs cartel boys

A simple google search of 'how long does an autopsy take' will reveal 4 hours to couple of weeks, and not three months. Three whole months. The boldness with which our authorities lie to the general populace is so brazen!
As a young man, do yourself a favor and get out of that sinking ship called Nigeria!

The result will not come out, nothing will be done about it.. period, If it finally comes out it will be fake, abi nor be Nigeria we dey, i know my country where anything that is impossible is possible and vise versa..


There is always something fishing in the ocean of fish..

Mynd44:

Lets start with this.

The most equipped forensic lab in west Africa was built by Lagos state government. During the chaos of the I'll advised EndSARS riots/protests with this same Omolola Pero took part in, that lab was burnt.

What this has caused is that the autopsy has to ne done abroad with money the government have to source for and it will take time.

It is time we understand that our actions have consequencies

The same Endsars riots supported by more than millions of Nigerians that burnt buses and infrastructure.

What is Lagos state governor with Mohbad death? Na general hospital him die? Na Lagos state doctor treat him?

Xox1945:
No single Nigeria institutions can trusted
Another cover up by Lagos state governor and drugs cartel boys

Nigerian police is no doubt the most useless and miserable on earth.So getting an autopsy report from the hospital over Mohbad's death is now taking eons for them? And the investigation too?
That's why no reasonable person trusts the Nigerian police.

The Police should use this opportunity to cleanse the Nigerian music industry of heavy ugly dirts of drug addicts and criminals peddling drugs and hiding under entertainment industry.to promote hooligan ism

Ok