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Cleric Declares He Has Ability To Revive Mohbad, Requests Access To Corpse
A self-proclaimed cleric named Oba Ewulomi has made a bold assertion, stating that he possesses the power to resurrect the deceased musician Mohbad, also known as Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba.
In a video that has since gone viral, the cleric confidently expressed his ability to bring Mohbad back to life.
He specifically appealed to be granted permission to see the singer’s corpse, promising to revive him.
Without concern for the faith of others, the cleric declared, “Promise Imole Mohbad can still live again… Let me see the corpse of the boy. Give me access to the boy’s corpse. If truly my Almighty father replies in fire, on water, in the wind, and on land, that boy will wake up again.”
Following demands for justice surrounding the circumstances of Mohbad’s death, which occurred on September 12, his body was exhumed for an autopsy.
(Source: The Nation)
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