The legal team, led by Monisola Odumosu, confirmed the application at the Family Court of the Ikorodu Magistrate Court, seeking a court order for the DNA test’s conduct.
The statement outlines the family’s request for Mrs. Omowunmi Cynthia Aloba and Master Liam Aloba to undergo the test at an accredited medical facility, with expenses covered by the applicant.
The legal team is committed to pursuing justice, while attempts to serve court documents on Mrs. Wunmi Aloba have faced challenges.
The family encourages social media calm, echoing the late Mohbad’s commitment to peace.
In a release, the head of Aloba’s legal team, Monisola Odumosu, noted that all necessary legal apparatus is in place to ensure the success of the matter.
She said, “The application is at the Family Court of the Ikorodu Magistrate Court (MKD/31/FAM/2024), Joseph Aloba v. Cynthia Omowunmi Aloba. The family represented by the deceased father is seeking an order of the court directing that a deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) test be conducted concerning the paternity of Master Liam Aloba, an alleged son of Mr. Ilerioluwa Promise Oladimeji Aloba (deceased), in a recognised and accredited government or private medical facility within Lagos State, Nigeria, at the expense of the applicant.”
According to the statement, “The family also sought an order directing Mrs. Omowunmi Cynthia Aloba to submit herself and Master Liam Aloba for the DNA test at any recognised and accredited government or private medical facility within Lagos State, Nigeria, at the expense of the applicant, and an order granting leave to the Chief Medical Officer/Chief Pathologist in charge of the remains of Mr. Ilerioluwa Promise Oladimeji Aloba (deceased) presently at the Military Hospital Yaba Lagos to take samples of the body of the deceased to conduct a DNA test for Master Liam Aloba.”
