MC Oluomo gifts MohBad’s son, parents N5m

The transfer alert were shown as N3 million for Mohbad's son Liam Eyinimofeoluwa Aloba, N1 million for the deceased father Joseph Oluwabamiwo Aloba, and another N1 million for the deceased mother Abosede Adeola Olumiyi.

Buhari questioned how the "silent gesture" ended up on social media and stated that it was one of Akinsanya's methods of helping the people when they were in need.

Buhari claimed that Akinsanya, who had just returned to the NURTW from the Lagos State Parks and Garages (LASPG), didn't want to make a scene over the gift.

The manager of NURTW Lagos, according to him, was devastated by the musician's passing.

“No one prays to loss a young lad who is doing well for himself and trying to uplift his family.

The late Mohbad had struggled to get to where he was. Death took him at a point where he was about enjoying years of his hard labour. It is painful but we can’t query God,” he said.

The Lagos State transport chief, according to Buhari, expressed sympathy to Aloba's immediate family, close friends, and the music business.