“Chronic poverty”- Isaac Fayose Slams Late Singer’s Dad Over Property Issues

Isaac Fayose, the younger brother of former Ekiti governor Ayodele Fayose, is a well-known and outspoken Nigerian politician who recently made comments about Mohbad’s father that sparked outrage online.

In a recent video, Isaac slammed Mohbad’s father as a failed parent who lives in chronic poverty.

He stated that the recent online squabble between Mohbad’s father and his son’s wife has nothing to do with the late singer’s justice.

The politician also stated in his video that the feud between Mohbad’s father and his son’s wife is all about Mohbad’s property.

He stated that the request for a DNA test for Liam is to determine whether he is the rightful owner of all of his son’s properties and royalties.

Isaac further averred that only a parent suffering from chronic poverty would exhibit the kind of behaviours Mohbad’s dad exuded concerning his son’s death.

This isn’t the first time Fayose has gone online to lambast Mohbad’s father concerning his demand for a DNA test and other things.

Here are some of the reactions gathered by Legit.ng from the trending clip:

@iamomoajagun: “Bukky Jesse dey come for you.”

@oh_labim: “We thank God their from your STATE bro Ekiti connect.”

@sheddy_bi: “You be Mumu man.”

@glam9jaqueen: “All of you can gather here to spit rubbish. Nobody I say nobody would wish death upon his or her child so you all have no right to to talk down on that Father regardless.”

@bum_caps: “The father shows he has always been jealous of his son.”

@ayanfe_comedian_official: “Does this mean the whole Ekiti state has poverty mentality, don’t forget the man is from your state a town hall next to your balablue village.”

@_____ajokee: “The man wasted everybody effort!”

@frankigh1: “No be poverty, that man has no single morals in him, imagine a man that brings his concubine to his married son’s house to sleep with her, he’s not a normal person.”

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