Mohbad’s Wife Willing to Conduct DNA Test for Son Amidst Paternity Questions
In order to allay the doubts of sceptics, the late musician Mohbad’s widow, Omowunmi, has stated her willingness to submit to a DNA test for her son, Liam Light.
The young activist Martins Vincent Otse, well known by his stage name Verydarkman, expressed this choice.
Recently, Omowunmi, late Mohbad’s wife, has come under increasing pressure to agree to a DNA test in order to determine the biological paternity of her child from people like Verydarkman, Kemi Olunloyo, and countless online users.
Notably, VeryDarkMan has actively argued against this association and supported running a DNA test to definitively establish the child’s biological tie to Mohbad.
Significantly, VeryDarkMan has actively advocated against this connection and has been a proponent of conducting a DNA test to conclusively determine the biological relationship between the child and Mohbad.
Verydarkman has expressed concerns about the possibility of Omowunmi’s family being involved in her public claims of widowhood.
In a recent video update, he mentioned that there were reports suggesting Omowunmi had yielded to pressure and agreed to provide DNA proof.
However, he remained skeptical about any DNA results that might originate from her.
His scepticism stems from an earlier occasion when he brought up the matter and Omowunmi’s family said he was being paid to implicate her and even threatened to sue him for N300 million.
According to Verydarkman, he would only believe and accept DNA test findings if they included Mohbad’s parents and used both of their blood samples in addition to Mohbad’s son.
Verydarkman acknowledged the potential ramifications of the substantial charges made by Kemi Olunloyo against Mohbad’s wife, in which she claimed that Sam Larry is the biological father of Mohbad’s son.
Sam Larry and Naira Marley may be implicated as potential suspects in the incidents that led to Mohbad’s untimely death if Olunloyo’s allegations against Mohbad’s wife were proven true.