• Nigerian comedian Koboko criticized the family of late singer Mohbad for delaying his burial.
• Mohbad’s body has been in the morgue for nearly two years since his death.
• In an Instagram video, Koboko expressed frustration and urged the family to proceed with the burial.

Nigerian comedian Koboko has criticized the family of late singer Mohbad over the prolonged delay in his burial, noting that the artist’s body has remained in the morgue for nearly two years since his passing.

In a video shared on his Instagram page, Koboko expressed his frustration and urged Mohbad’s father and relatives to finally lay him to rest. He questioned why the body had been left unburied for such an extended period, suggesting that if the family truly seeks justice, they might need to explore traditional spiritual means, as the legal investigations and findings so far have not satisfied them.

The comedian praised online activist VeryDarkMan for highlighting crucial facts in the fight for justice for Mohbad. However, he emphasized that keeping the body in the morgue indefinitely under the guise of pursuing justice was unreasonable.

Koboko also speculated on whether the family was financially benefiting from the controversy surrounding Mohbad’s death, which could be a reason for the burial delay. He further pointed out the significant mortuary expenses the family might be incurring to preserve the body.

He concluded by urging Mohbad’s relatives to consider traditional methods to uncover the truth while allowing the late singer to finally rest in peace.

Captioning the post, he wrote:

“To Mohbad’s father, bury that boy or use juju to get your justice.”

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