Adura, the younger brother of late Nigerian singer, Mohbad has reportedly been abducted by unidentified men, suspected to be police officers in Lagos.
According to Abosede Aloba, the deceased singer late mother, her son Adura, was abducted on Wednesday afternoon while he was leaving the Magistrates Court in Ogba, Lagos.
Reports indicated that Adura was present in court regarding a legal case involving a phone he sold to Damola Ayinde, which led to legal action against actor Yomi Fabiyi, Damola Ayinde, and others.
Adura had accused them of hacking his TikTok account through the phone, using it to tarnish his reputation.
A family source disclosed that the trial was ongoing when Adura and two others were apprehended by individuals believed to be police officers.
As at the filing of this report, Adura’s mother, Abosede is unaware of her son’s current location and is urgently pleading for the public’s help.
Abosede, in a video that surfaced on social media is seen crying inside a vehicle, expressing her distress over the abduction.
Speaking in Yoruba, she pleaded with Nigerians to help locate her son, as she claims that Yomi Fabiyi and one Sam Jojo were responsible for taking her son. She emphasized that Adura is unwell and called for his protection.
She said, “Please help me, people of God! It’s Yomi Fabiyi. They’ve taken my son, and I don’t know where they’re taking him. It’s Yomi Fabiyi and Sam Jojo who took him. My son did nothing to them. Dear Nigerians, please stand by me. They must not lay a hand on my son. They must not beat him — he is sick.”
Abosede also mentioned that Fabiyi, Jojo, and their lawyer had been pleading with her since Wednesday morning, but she made it clear that the matter was already in court and beyond her control. She added, “Demola, you’ve put me in trouble. Mohbad’s spirit will fight you.”
Adura had previously demanded a public apology from Fabiyi, Ayinde, and others involved in the alleged hacking of his TikTok account, accusing them of tarnishing his reputation. He also pledged to pursue legal action against them.