Joseph Aloba claims N16 million paid for Mohbad’s second autopsy
Joseph Aloba claims N16 million paid for Mohbad’s second autopsy

Joseph Aloba Reveals He Spent N16 Million for Independent Second Autopsy on Late Singer Mohbad

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Joseph Aloba, the father of the late Nigerian artist Mohbad, has revealed that he personally funded the second autopsy on his son’s body, stating that the procedure cost him N16 million.

Aloba disclosed this information during a recent live session on TikTok, where he recounted the financial toll of pursuing independent forensic analysis to ascertain the cause of Mohbad’s mysterious death.

“To be completely honest, I initially paid N16 million to the pathologist for the autopsy,” Aloba explained. “After that payment, I also incurred expenses amounting to nearly N2 million. So if the pathologist refutes this publicly, you should never believe anything I say again.”

He addressed circulating reports that claimed the amount paid was N12 million, asserting, “Regardless of what anyone is saying, I am confirming once again—it was N16 million that I paid.”

According to earlier reports by LMSINT MEDIA, this new statement from Joseph Aloba emerged just weeks after Dr. Uwom Eze, a forensic pathologist who independently examined Mohbad’s remains, declared that the autopsy could not conclusively determine the singer’s cause of death.

Back in June 2024, Magistrate T.A. Shotobi of the Coroner Court in Ikorodu, Lagos State, authorized the late singer’s father to engage the services of a certified pathologist for an independent forensic autopsy.

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