US church honors late singer, Mohbad for their Christmas celebration

Late Nigerian singer, Ileriouluwa Oladimeji Aloba professionally known as Mohbad, has been honored in the US.

As part of their Christmas celebration, a church in the United States paid tribute to the singer. The church erected a statue-like Father Christmas portrait of Mohbad.

Taking to the comment section, netizens noted how the late talented singer would continue to live on.

One Thick And Bold wrote, “May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace and the bosom of the lord. Amen

One Mz Seun Funmi wrote, “Kai! He didn’t get to see all this love. Continue to rest on Moh

One Solo Blinkz wrote, “Imole will always live on

One A Isha wrote, “My chest

One Tim AIG disagreeing with it wrote, “Not necessary”.

In October, in celebration of Nigeria’s Independence Day, Mohbad was honored in New York with an Independence Day event

The Consul General of Nigeria in New York, Ambassador Lot Egogipa, made this known during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in New York, where he admonished Nigerians living in the U.S. to be hopeful about the future of the country and its leadership.

The news didn’t sit well with many as they noted how no one paid attention to the singer when he cried for help before his untimely demise.

Since his death, Mohbad’s fame has soared higher, with American rapper, Meek Mill even reacting to his death by appreciating the way Nigerians are fighting for him.

3 of the rapper’s song has been ranked in the Billboard Top 10 and he has become the first African artist without an album to do it.

This achievement has brought renewed attention to his music and legacy, and it’s worth noting that securing a place on the Billboard Hot 100 is no small feat. This chart represents the most popular songs in the United States, and it is highly competitive. For Mohbad to achieve this milestone without even releasing a full album is a huge milestone.

Also, the controversies surrounding his sudden death and the alleged link to fellow musician Naira Marley was a topic of discussion in a Rivers State examination. This inclusion sparked interest and conversation among students.

The examination question posed to the students delves into the dynamics of employer-employee relationships, using the backdrop of Mohbad’s signing to Marian’s Record Label, led by Naira Marley.

The question asks about the concept of notice in employment relationships, raising important points such as who has the authority to terminate an employment contract, whether a notice to terminate can be rejected, and if an employee can withdraw a notice to terminate their contract.