“Go do DNA first” – Mohbad’s wife, Wunmi triggers backlashes as she launches hair brand -VIDEO

• Late singer Mohbad’s wife, Wunmi has launched her hair brand, Cee Hairven.
• Blogger, Tunde Ednut shared a video of the lady thanking her supporters and praying that potential customers have resources to patronize her.
• In the comment section, many vile comments were spotted.

Omawunmi, the wife of the late singer, Mohbad has launched her hair brand, Cee Hairven.

Celebrity blogger, Tunde Ednut drew the attention of the public to this massive feat when he posted a video that captured Wunmi addressing her supporters and potential customers.

In the video, Wunmi thanked her supporters for their love and prayed for potential customers to have the cash to patronize her goods.

Watch the video below:

The video as expected amassed a lot of comments from social media users accordingly.

Many vile comments were spotted as netizens dragged Wunmi for her husband’s death. A few positive remarks were also seen.

See below:

In other news, Iyabo Ojo declared her unwavering support for the late singer Mohbad’s wife, Omowunmi.

WITHIN NIGERIA recalls that Mohbad died on September 12, 2023, in a controversial manner.

The circumstances surrounding his sudden death have continued to generate controversies, with many pointing accusing fingers at Omowunmi.

However, speaking amid the ongoing investigation into the singer’s death, Iyabo Ojo revealed that she will keep supporting Omowunmi until proven guilty by the law, with solid proof.

During an Instagram live session, she challenged netizens to present evidence of Wunmi’s involvement to the authorities instead of engaging in social media speculation. In Iyabo Ojo’s words:

“A lot of people are angry that I’m supporting Wunmi. There is no concrete evidence that she is guilty. Until the law proves her guilty, I will continue to support her.

“If they like, they should drag and curse me. I will not stop being nice to her. Until the judge says otherwise with evidence, proof beyond every reasonable doubt.

“Also, everyone who has said they have evidence should take it to the right authorities. I don’t make social media judgements; there are laws in the country.”