Mohbad's Family Seeks Transparency in DNA Testing Process
A recent court hearing concerning the paternity of Liam, the son of late singer Mohbad and his wife Wunmi Aloba, ended in an adjournment to November 16, 2026. The hearing was prompted by concerns from a family seeking to join the suit.
A legal representative expressed doubts about the designated testing centre for the DNA process, particularly regarding the director's previous involvement in a related case. Key procedural questions were raised about sample collection, preservation, and transportation.
The lawyer noted that a prior sample took between six and eight months to process, and the family was informed that no materials linked to Ilerioluwa had been received by the facility. The newly appointed court officer listened to the family's grievances and promised to investigate before reporting back.
The family is not opposed to the DNA test but seeks assurance of transparency and integrity in the process.
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