Davido has unfollowed actress Iyabo Ojo on Instagram after VeryDarkMan leaked a WhatsApp conversation where the actress accused Davido of chasing clout with late singer Mohbad’s case.
In the chat shared on Instagram by VeryDarkMan, Iyabo Ojo who reportedly criticised Davido for not unfollowing Naira Marley on social media, further described the singer’s support for Mohbad as insincere.
Expressing disappointment in Davido, she said, “My problem is not even the black whatever, it is Davido who flew down like he claimed to fight for justice, but he still dey follow Naira Marley.
“That means he was chasing clout. I’m so disappointed with and to think he has been saying he is the only superstar artist who stood by Mohbad. Jess fake love 001.”
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In apparent reaction to the allegation by the actress, Davido has unfollowed Iyabo Ojo. However, Iyabo is still following Davido.
Mohbad died in 2023 in controversial circumstances, prompting many Nigerians, including celebrities, to protest nationwide to demand justice.
Many celebrities including Davido, Falz and Zlatan attended a candlelight procession organised to honour him.
READ MORE: “Mohbad May Have Died From Multiple Organ Failure”—Forensic Pathologist Reveals
Iyabo Ojo who was the one leading the ‘Justice for Mohbad’ campaign, reportedly opened a WhatsApp group for the movement.
Speaking in an interview a few months ago, the actress expressed regret for advocating the singer’s exhumation.
Late Nigerian singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, aka Mohbad, may have died as a result of multiple organ failure.
The claim that the singer died as a result of drug abuse have been dismissed by Uwom Eze, a forensic psychologist.
Eze, who conducted the second autopsy and medical review on Mohbad, presented his findings during the coroner’s court sitting on Friday.
In his presentation, Eze argued that what was discovered in the singer’s system was not hard drugs but “regulated” doses of antihistamines, medications commonly used to treat allergy symptoms.
