Mohbad: Court Approves DNA Tests in US, UK to Confirm Liam’s Paternity

A court has reportedly approved plans for DNA tests to be conducted in the United States and the United Kingdom to determine the paternity of Liam, the son of late Nigerian singer Mohbad.

The ruling comes amid ongoing controversies surrounding the tragic death of the singer and disputes involving family members.

Court Grants Approval for International DNA Testing

According to reports, the court granted approval for DNA samples to be analyzed in reputable laboratories abroad — specifically in the US and UK — to ensure transparency and credibility in the paternity determination process.

The decision follows persistent public debates and allegations regarding Liam’s biological father.

Background to the Controversy

Since Mohbad’s untimely passing in September 2023, tensions have continued between his widow, Wunmi Aloba, and the late singer’s family.

Calls for a DNA test gained momentum after online speculation and family disputes intensified, with many Nigerians demanding clarity to put the matter to rest.

The court’s approval for foreign laboratory testing is seen by observers as a move aimed at ensuring neutrality and eliminating claims of bias.