Social media platforms across Nigeria have been thrown into confusion and heated debate following widespread rumours suggesting that Wunmi, the wife of late Nigerian singer Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad, has allegedly welcomed a new child nearly two years after his passing.
According to online discussions monitored by LMSINT Media, the rumour alleged that Wunmi recently gave birth to a child purportedly fathered by another man. The reports began circulating roughly one month after Mohbad’s family publicly distanced themselves from her by restricting the continued use of their family surname.
The timing of the rumour raised eyebrows among many netizens, particularly because Mohbad passed away on September 12, 2023, and reports indicate that his remains are still yet to be laid to rest, remaining in the morgue amid legal and family disputes.
As the speculation gained momentum on X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and other platforms, it reignited public conversations surrounding the paternity of Liam, the son Wunmi had with the late singer. Liam was reportedly just five months old at the time of Mohbad’s death.
The renewed controversy has once again brought attention to earlier demands for a DNA test to ascertain Liam’s biological paternity. Following the circumstances that surrounded Mohbad’s sudden death, combined with allegations of infidelity directed at Wunmi, the singer’s father, Joseph Aloba, had previously called for a DNA examination to establish clarity on the child’s lineage.
Reacting to the circulating claims, Nollywood actor Stanley Ontop shared a sarcastic post on Instagram, expressing disbelief at the timeline being discussed. In his reaction, he implied that life continues regardless of circumstances, while also mocking the situation with humour-laced commentary.
In contrast, @callme_Riken offered a more neutral perspective, stating uncertainty over the authenticity of the claim while acknowledging that moving on after loss is a natural part of life, regardless of unresolved family disagreements or burial delays.
Meanwhile, @djokaymegamixer urged caution, suggesting the story could potentially be fabricated. According to the user, social media engagement farming and monetization incentives may have influenced the spread of the rumour, emphasizing the need for verification before drawing conclusions.
As of the time of reporting, there has been no official confirmation from Wunmi or credible sources validating the claim. The story remains speculative, highlighting once again how sensitive issues surrounding Mohbad’s death continue to generate intense public attention and divided opinions online.
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