Wunmi, the widow of late Nigerian singer Mohbad, has stirred emotions online with a touching tribute to her late husband in honor of Father’s Day 2025.
On Sunday, June 15, Wunmi took to her Instagram Stories to celebrate the memory of the singer, who passed away in September 2023 under controversial circumstances. In her heartfelt message, she reflected on Mohbad’s lasting presence in her life and that of their son, Liam.
She wrote:
“Even in death, you still show up for me and Liam. Happy Father’s Day, our angel”
The emotional post sparked an outpouring of support and sympathy from fans and followers, many of whom praised Wunmi for her resilience and unwavering devotion to preserving Mohbad’s legacy.
Since Mohbad’s untimely passing, Wunmi has continued to champion his memory while demanding justice. Her recent appearance on Arise News in March 2025 once again brought attention to her grief and the unresolved circumstances surrounding the singer’s death.
During the interview, Wunmi expressed deep frustration, alleging that the nurse involved in Mohbad’s final moments had shown no remorse. She revealed that the woman, who allegedly administered the fatal injection, continues to live freely and post on social media, while she is left to navigate life as a young widow.
“I was widowed at 24. I’ve not even enjoyed life, and the nurse that made me a widow is living freely,” she lamented.
Her heartfelt Father’s Day message has reignited conversations about Mohbad’s legacy, ongoing calls for justice, and the emotional toll on those he left behind.
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Reacting to the post…
@unfilteredonyinye stated: “Happy Father’s Day Mohbad. May your soul keep resting in perfect peace.”
@toriafleur wrote: “@matete4real omooo it’s been how many years again? Maybe make she kill herself to prove to you, mumu man”
@artemismrartems said: “When someone is dead that’s when wife will know the value of the husband… This girl fought him till the end.”
@naijayouth247 shared: “She should be out there telling us what happened from Day 1… Why didn’t she say it was a nurse back then?”
@ivy.victor_ wrote: “Rip Mohbad, I will see you for Al-Jannah.
