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Nationwide Outcry: Nigerians Rally for Truth Amidst Mohbad Autopsy Wait

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In a solemn yet spirited gathering, residents of Abuja convened at the Unity Fountain on Friday evening to pay tribute to the late singer, Mohbad, whose untimely demise continues to spark controversy and demands for justice.

The Lagos-born artist, Ilerioluwa Aloba, tragically passed away last week under circumstances that have raised numerous questions.

This unfortunate event has stirred widespread discussions and spurred Nigerians into action, with many taking to the streets to demand answers.

The candlelight procession and concert in Abuja mirrored a similar event held by Lagosians, further amplifying the calls for justice. Starting at 7 p.m., participants donned predominantly white attire and carried placards bearing poignant messages.

They swayed to the melodies of Mohbad’s songs, turning the gathering into a heartfelt celebration of his music and a plea for accountability. Among the attendees was Nollywood star Tonko Dikeh, showing solidarity with the cause.

Prior to the Abuja gathering, protests had erupted across the country, driven by young fans who were determined to seek justice for the “Peace” crooner.

In Calabar, Cross Rivers State, residents took to the streets, denouncing members of Mohbad’s former record label, Marlian Music, over allegations of bullying and harassment.

Taraba witnessed a similar outpouring of support as residents lit candles and paid homage to the 27-year-old singer. Even beyond Nigeria’s borders, Mohbad’s cause found resonance, as a massive billboard in New York prominently displayed his image.

The global call for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death continued to gain momentum. In a recent development, the police authorities exhumed Mohbad’s body from his graveside in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State, only a few days after his burial.

An autopsy has been conducted, but the results are still pending, as stated by Benjamin Hundeyin, the spokesperson for the Lagos State Police Command.

As the nation and the world await the results of the autopsy, the candlelight processions and protests stand as powerful reminders that the quest for justice for the late Mohbad remains unwavering, echoing the sentiments of a grieving nation and global community.

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Nigeria must be a place where children can dream without fear — Sean Dampte

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Nigerian singer and humanitarian Sean Dampte has expressed deep concern over reports of mass abductions and growing insecurity across communities in South-West Nigeria, calling for urgent action to protect lives and restore public confidence.

In a heartfelt statement, Dampte lamented the fear and uncertainty facing families, students, and educators in affected communities. He stressed that no child should leave home for school only to become the subject of desperate prayers before returning safely, and that no teacher should have to work under the constant threat of abduction.

Describing the situation as a national concern that transcends politics, ethnicity, religion, and social media debates, the entertainer emphasised that real lives and families are being affected by the crisis.

“My heart is heavy over the reports of mass abductions and the fear spreading across communities in South-West Nigeria,” he said, adding that the pain experienced by victims and their loved ones should never be ignored or normalised.

Sean Dampte expressed solidarity with affected families and communities living in fear, while also joining other Nigerians in demanding immediate and decisive action from authorities. He urged relevant security agencies and government institutions to strengthen the protection of schools, secure vulnerable communities, and ensure the safe return of all abducted persons.

The singer concluded by reiterating his vision for a safer nation, stating that “Nigeria must be a place where children can dream without fear.”

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Adekunle Gold, Simi welcome twins

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Popular Nigerian singer, Adekunle Kosoko, better known as Adekunle Gold, and his wife, Simisola Kosoko, also known as Simi, have welcomed a set of twin babies.

The singer announced the good news via his Snapchat story on Wednesday.

“Asked God for another child and He blessed me double,” Simi wrote.

Although the gender of the babies has not been disclosed, the announcement has since attracted congratulatory messages from fans, colleagues and well-wishers across the entertainment industry.

The development comes months after Simi had hinted at her pregnancy. In December, she shared a video on Instagram, captioned, “From my baby, for my babies,” with the clip showing her baby bump.

The arrival of the twins also comes weeks after Simi featured in a snippet from Adekunle Gold’s recently released music video titled My Love Is the Same.

Adekunle Gold and Simi got married in 2019 after years of friendship and musical collaboration. Both artistes were formerly signed to X3M Music early in their careers and have since remained one of Nigeria’s most celebrated celebrity couples.

The couple welcomed their first child, Adejare Kosoko, fondly called Deja, in May 2020.

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Ayefele drops new album, Reflections

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Renowned Tungba gospel musician, Dr Yinka Ayefele, has released a new studio album titled Reflections, adding another chapter to his long-standing influence in Nigeria’s gospel music scene.

The album, which was released on Monday, December 22, 2025, blends introspection with praise, as Ayefele reflects on life, faith and gratitude to God, drawing from personal experiences marked by trials, near-tragedies and triumphs.

Announcing the release in a statement, the Group Head of Corporate Affairs, Fresh Nigeria and Yinka Ayefele Limited, Samson Akindele, said the album captures the musician’s deep reflections on life and his renewed commitment to thanksgiving and praise through music.

Musically, Reflections is rooted in Ayefele’s signature Tungba style, featuring energetic drum percussions, rich string arrangements and call-and-response patterns, supported by harmonious backup vocals from the Merry Makers Band.

The album also incorporates diverse elements, including Tungba hymnals and an Arabic praise chant rendered by a budding female talent, Harike Jesu, who additionally delivers a danceable Fuji-inspired track.

According to details of the project, the opening track focuses on Ayefele’s life journey and lessons drawn from past experiences, while subsequent tracks express appreciation to fans and sustain a flow of upbeat, dance-friendly rhythms.

Reflections is available on major digital streaming and download platforms, including Spotify, Boomplay, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Audiomack, YouTube Music, Deezer and Tidal.

The compact disc version is expected to be released in the coming days under the Yinka Ayefele Music label.

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