A woman accused of threatening the life of late singer Mohbad's widow, Wunmi Aloba, has been remanded at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre. Shoyemi Titilayo was brought before a Lagos Magistrate Court on a five-count charge over allegations linked to a TikTok broadcast that targeted Wunmi and her son, Liam Aloba.
Kirikiri Remand for Woman Accused of Threats Against Mohbad's Widow
Shoyemi Titilayo was arrested on Tuesday and will remain in custody pending the fulfilment of the bail conditions granted by the court. The case is the latest legal action against individuals accused of making allegations against Wunmi over Mohbad's 2023 death.
According to the prosecutor, Irorere Osas, the offences took place between August 2025 and March 2026 along the Lagos-Sango Road in Lagos State. The prosecutor said Titilayo acted alongside other persons who are yet to be apprehended.
Alleged Threats Against Wunmi and Her Son
The prosecution alleged that Titilayo and others conspired to commit a felony by disturbing public peace, an offence punishable under Section 411 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State 2015. Another count centred on a TikTok live broadcast in which Wunmi was allegedly accused of killing her late husband. The prosecution said the publication was capable of causing fear and alarm among members of the public.
Titilayo was also accused of using the broadcast to call on members of the public to subject Wunmi and her minor son, Liam, to jungle justice. The latest case is not the first time individuals have faced legal action over allegations against Wunmi in connection with Mohbad's death.
Previous Cases Against Individuals Accusing Wunmi
In July 2025, a Federal High Court in Lagos ordered two TikTokers, Saheed Jamiu, also known as Osama, and Uyime Godwin Udoekwere, to be remanded after they allegedly accused Wunmi of killing the singer. The police charged them with conspiracy, cyberstalking and defamation.
Mohbad died in September 2023 at the age of 27, prompting widespread public concern and calls for an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. Wunmi, who was married to the singer and is the mother of his son, has faced repeated online accusations over his death. She has denied claims that she was responsible for his death and has spoken publicly about the pressure and threats her late husband faced before his passing.
Wunmi's Denials and Public Statements
The case against Shoyemi Titilayo will continue with the court determining the outcome of her bail application. The development comes as the public continues to grapple with the circumstances surrounding Mohbad's death, with Wunmi's name at the centre of the controversy.
Source: Pulse.ng
