Iyabo Ojo Denies Mohbad Group Role

Iyabo Ojo denies leading secret Mohbad WhatsApp group, warns against chat leaks. VeryDarkMan accuses her of trying to derail justice. Legal threats loom

Iyabo Ojo Mohbad WhatsApp Group Allegation has ignited a fresh wave of controversy, as the Nollywood actress broke her silence Sunday over claims she led a covert group to influence the late singer’s case.

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In a strongly-worded video, Ojo denied accusations made by social media activist VeryDarkMan, who alleged she was part of a secret WhatsApp group formed to derail justice for Mohbad. The group, he claimed, was also used to plan his arrest and the leak of his private video.

Ojo did not mince words, warning that sharing private chats without permission is illegal.

“It’s a crime to post private chats, and I’m sure you know the law,” she said, hinting that legal steps could follow.

While Ojo admitted being in the group initially, she maintained she had since exited and is prepared to cooperate with authorities if needed.

The Iyabo Ojo Mohbad WhatsApp Group Allegation has sparked mixed reactions. Some applaud her clarity, while others question the silence from other accused members like Samklef, Dre, and actor Jigan.

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As anticipation builds over whether VeryDarkMan will release his alleged evidence or face legal backlash this power struggle continues to intensify.