Late singer, Ilerioluwa Aloba, known as MohBad’s Disc Jockey Ajisegiri Ayobami, yesterday, told a coroner inquest sitting in Ikorodu that the deceased started vomiting after he was administered an injection by a nurse.

The coroner was set up by Lagos State government to look into Mohbad’s death.

Ayobami, who was with him before he died, said Mohbad vomited the noodles prepared for him by the late singer’s brother, Adura Aloba.

According to the witness, the previous day, which was on Sunday, they went for a show at Ikorodu, and on their way back, their Prado Jeep was blocked, and he saw Mohbad come down from his Jeep to fight his friend, Primeboy and then he got injured.

Ayobami also told the coroner court that the wound was a small cut on his hand, but that by the time they got home at midnight, the hand was already swollen.

According to him, they tried to call Mohbad’s personal nurse, but she said she was not around, so one of their team members called Spending said he had a nurse, and they called the nurse, who came to administer an injection to him.

Ayobami said Mohbad was very fine before the nurse came but slept before he was injected.

The witness said when he got there, he saw that Mohbad had collapsed on the floor and vomited the Indomie Noodles that he had eaten, and goose bumps were on his body.

Earlier, the deceased’s father, Aloba Joseph, told the Coroner court that his late son told him that sometime in February 2022, that he was arrested alongside Mr. Azeez Fashola’s aka (Naira Marley) when his house was searched by Nigeria Drug Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).

He said: “ Mohbad was arrested along with Mr. Azeez Fashola’s boys and was taken into custody. While in custody, my son was given a substance to drink and after which he was eventually released and since then he had not been feeling well until his untimely demise.”

He also told the court that in October 2022, he visited his late son in his house at the Abiola Court’s Estate, Agungi Bus Stop Lekki Ajah Lagos State.

Further hearing has been fixed for November 7.