Do2dtun, a Nigerian social media personality, has defended Joseph Aloba, the father of musician Mohbad, claiming that Nigerians often misunderstand individuals due to emotional and objective factors.
Oladotun Kayode, often known as Do2dtun, has turned to social media to support Joseph Aloba, the father of the late musician Mohbad.
GISTLOVER claimed that Mohbad’s father voiced reservations over his late son’s will, questioning how a 26-year-old could have prepared a thumb-printed will.
He was astounded that his educated son could thumbprint rather than sign a will.
Do2dtun posted on his Instagram page that Nigerians tend to misunderstand some individuals because they are extremely emotional and not objective enough.
He asked Nigerians not to read Joseph Aloba’s words erroneously, even if they don’t like Moh’s father or think he didn’t communicate his thoughts well.
He advised Nigerians to read, watch, and absorb rather than simply reading headlines and listening to rumors.
Do2dtun stated that the singer’s father implied that his son believed things were organized to seize his property since he was too young to make a will.
Do2dtun also said that the late singer’s father believes there was foul play. He wrote:
“All Mohbad’s Dad was implying or trying to say is a young boy of that age didn’t write a will. He is too young to think that & for all the happenings he believes it was all orchestrated to take his property He suspects a foul play. Watch to understand not to comment.
“It might be medicine after death or before it. Let us try and understand a video for what it is and remember to comprehend before you comment. Nigerians we are too emotional rather than objective. You all might not like the father likewise or he might not know how to communicate his feelings properly but don’t misconstrue what he said. Don’t read headlines, follow hearsay, or read a few comments and join the bandwagon. Read to understand not reply… Iree o!.”
This comes after the management of late Mohbad broke their silence regarding a claim that was recently made by the singer’s father.
