If a DNA test reveals that Mohbad really is his son, Tolanibaj counsels Wunmi, the late Nigerian musician Mohbad's widow, to sue anyone who questions their kid's paternity.
Following the rapper's untimely death, Nigerians—including Wunmi's father-in-law Joseph Aloba—are asking that Liam have a DNA test to confirm his true paternity.
Wunmi recently confirmed her decision to refuse the test, despite having earlier stated that she would be open to having her kid tested for DNA.
Big Brother Naija reality star and music dj Tolanibaj asked Wunmi, the late Nigerian artist Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, also known as Mohbad,'s widow, to file a lawsuit against anyone who questions the paternity of their one-year-old son Liam in the wake of the news that a DNA test confirms he is his kid.
Following the rapper's untimely death, some Nigerians—including Wunmi's father-in-law, Joseph Aloba—have been urging Liam to get a DNA test to establish his true paternity.
Wunmi suddenly changed her mind and said that she is no longer willing to have Liam's DNA checked. Previously, Wunmi expressed her wish to have her son's DNA tested.
In a preview for the next episode of the podcast Bahd And Boujee, which she co-hosts with actress Moet Abebe, Tolanibaj gave Wunmi advice to take the DNA test and disprove her critics.
"Do you think Wunmi should do a DNA test?" she asked her co-host.
Moet Abebe answered, "I did, indeed. Why not just carry it out and ask everyone to be silent about it?
"Wunmi should sue everyone who questioned her child's paternity status if the DNA test shows that Liam is Mohbad's child," Tolanibaj said.
