Popular Nigerian actor and activist Yomi Fabiyi has made a strong case in memory of the late singer Ilerioluwa Promise Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad.

The Nigerian Voice recalls that the actor revealed his decision to organize a peaceful protest at the gate of the Lagos State House of Assembly. The actor disclosed the date for the protest to be on the 30th of September, 2024.

Explaining his reason for organizing the peaceful protest, he noted that the perpetrators of the singer's death are doing all they can to make sure that the case is long forgotten by using money and influence to frustrate every action to probe into the cause of the singer's death.

The actor believes that the CCTV in Mohbad's house would surely contain vital information that could reveal the issue surrounding the singer's death. He advised that the builder of the house and people living in the estate should be probed.

He wrote on Instagram:
"It is imperative that we mount legitimate pressure and protest peacefully at the gate of the Lagos State House of Assembly on the 30th of September, 2024.

Those behind this heinous crime, those who cut Mohbad’s life short, are spending millions upon millions of naira to see that they cover up the case, create distractions, and bury the blatant evidence.

We are so sure the CCTV cameras inside and outside Mohbad’s house were working, and they store remotely someone and not via DVR. The builders of the houses of similar patterns and Royal Pine Estate, Off Orchid Road, Lekki security, and CDA have answers to where these facts are stored.

Why the Police did not wish to retrieve it can be very frustrating. We, the masses, do not want to put laws into our hands by going to ask for them. Hence, we need the true representative of the people of Lagos State to wade in and set up a committee to summon, visit, and bring the truth out.

COME ONE, COME ALL, AND LET US SPEAK IN ONE VOICE on the 30th of September. This struggle needs you. Be orderly and civil when attending.

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