New Telegraph 
The Justice For Mohbad Group (JMG), has called on police and other law enforcement agencies to investigate the alleged blackmail targeted at the widow of the late Ileri Oluwa Aloba (Mohbad ), Wunmi and some prominent members of the group.
The group in a statement signed by its spokesperson, King White at the weekend said the lingering controversies generated by the death of the late singer, was yet to be resolved as some bad elements masquerading as sympathisers of Mohbad’s father embarked on huge blackmail strategy to stop justice for the soul of the late singer.
White insisted that no amount of blackmail can change the resolve of the group to seek justice for the late Mohbad, who he described as a big inspiration to many upcoming acts both when he was alive and even in death. “We have at our disposal, reports of how the United Kingdom – based Adebanwo Idowu Fatai, also known as Lagata, allegedly resorted to blackmail and lies against Wunmi and members of our group.
“Lagata was alleged to have fraudulently used the Chambers and name of popular lawyer and activist, Kayode Ajulo (now the Attorney General and Ondo state Commissioner for Justice) to deceive unscrupulous mem- bers of the public, especially, those that are abroad, pretending to sympathise with the father of the late singer, Joseph Aloba.
