In a recent twist to the ongoing investigation into the death of Nigerian singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad, a US laboratory has categorically denied any involvement in conducting a toxicology test on the deceased. This denial directly contradicts claims made by the Lagos State Government.
The Lagos State Government had previously announced that a toxicology test to determine the cause of Mohbad’s death was carried out at the National Medical Services Laboratories in Pennsylvania, United States of America. This statement led many to believe that the results from the US lab would play a crucial role in uncovering the circumstances surrounding the tragic death of the young artist.
However, the recent declaration from the US lab throws a wrench into the investigation. The lab has stated unequivocally that it has no record of conducting such a test on Mohbad, raising questions about the veracity of the information provided by the Lagos State Government.
The conflicting reports have added a new layer of complexity to the case, with fans and the public eagerly awaiting further clarification. The death of Mohbad, a rising star in the Nigerian music scene, has been a subject of widespread attention and speculation, and this latest development only intensifies the demand for a transparent and thorough investigation.
Authorities in Lagos are now expected to address this discrepancy and provide more detailed information on the steps taken to determine the cause of Mohbad’s death. Meanwhile, the public remains in suspense, seeking justice and clear answers in the wake of the singer’s untimely demise.