Mohbad DNA Case Delayed as Family Raises Testing Concerns

The court hearing for the DNA case concerning the late musician Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, known as Mohbad, has been adjourned to November 16. Family members have expressed concerns about the DNA testing process.

A representative for the family, which seeks to join the lawsuit, indicated that a new court-appointed officer has been assigned to address their apprehensions. Questions have been raised regarding the testing facility and the role of its director, who was involved in a previous DNA request.

The family is seeking clarity on the procedures for sample collection, handling, and transport to the testing facility. They noted that a prior sample transfer took between six and eight months, which raised doubts about efficiency.

Additionally, the Alaba family reported that the examination facility had not received the relevant samples, leading to an inconclusive result. The newly appointed officer has acknowledged these concerns and promised to investigate further.

The family is eager for the DNA test to be conducted promptly, emphasizing the need for transparency and reliability.