“It’s the bullies fighting for the bullied that is throwing me off”- Laura Ikeji opens up on Mohbad’s death

The unfortunate death of Nigerian singer Mohbad has sparked widespread worry and grief among celebrities and fans alike.

Many people have come out to contribute their voices to the investigation into his untimely death. Others are also being called out for “eye service” by some.

Laura Ikeji, a social media influencer, made a fascinating point regarding the irony of bullies fighting for the bullied.

Laura Ikeji, known for her outspokenness, gave her thoughts on the continuing debate around Mohbad’s death.

She emphasized the ridiculousness of celebrities uniting to condemn the alleged abuse that Mohbad had undergone, despite the fact that some of them had been involved in online bullying themselves.

In the midst of all of this, actress Iyabo Ojo has garnered the affection and respect of netizens. Iyabo Ojo has been diligently following up on the inquiries into Mohnad’s death.

She had taken a significant and daring step by paying a visit to Mohbad’s Lekki house, where the late singer’s bereaved mother lived. Iyabo Ojo filled up the condolence book and expressed her condolences to the deceased’s mother in a kind gesture.