The African Television and Foundation for Justice have made a substantial commitment by offering a reward of N50 million to anyone who can provide credible information about the cause of Mohbad’s death.
This initiative comes in response to the recent announcement by the pathologist, who, despite performing an autopsy, was unable to determine the precise cause of death.
This lack of conclusive results has deeply disappointed many Nigerians who were hoping for answers that could advance the investigation into Mohbad's demise.
Recognizing the importance of resolving this case, the foundation, known for its advocacy for justice, has stepped up to encourage those with reliable information to come forward.
In addition to the monetary reward, they have also promised to ensure the safety of the informant by facilitating their travel abroad, thereby offering a significant incentive and protection for potential whistleblowers.
This move underscores the foundation's commitment to uncovering the truth and supporting justice for Mohbad.
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kennedyexcel added: “Evidence plenty na Sam Larry with enough bully, So una transfer my 50m very fast..”
endylight1 commented: “For them to come and say they couldn’t find the cause of death from the auptosy, I knew something is fishy. They know what they are doing”
emeka_ claimed: “Him papa. He buried him too quickly and there was blood in coffin”
iamdbull wrote: “And I will raise another 5 million for wunmi, if she can do a DNA test
endylight1 commented: “For them to come and say they couldn’t find the cause of death from the auptosy, I knew something is fishy. They know what they are doing”
emeka_ claimed: “Him papa. He buried him too quickly and there was blood in coffin”
iamdbull wrote: “And I will raise another 5 million for wunmi, if she can do a DNA test
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