The aftermath of Mohbad’s death has sparked numerous controversies, with the latest one arising from the police report suggesting that it was the nurse’s injection that led to his demise. This revelation has left netizens feeling agitated and calling for transparency in the case.

The main demand from the public is to have access to the nurse’s identity. The lack of information about her has raised suspicions of potential wrongdoing.

Initially, Naira Marley and Sam Larry were the primary suspects in the Mohbad death case. This was largely due to their widely publicized online disputes and a physical altercation with Mohbad shortly before his death. A viral video showed Sam Larry engaged in a heated argument with Mohbad, which was diffused by the intervention of Zlatan, another artist.

However, the investigation has now shifted its focus away from Naira Marley and Sam Larry, turning towards the nurse and Mohbad’s childhood friend, Prime Boy. This change in direction has fueled suspicion among some netizens, who believe that the police may be colluding with Naira Marley and Sam Larry to deflect blame onto someone else.

The public’s demand for transparency is evident. They are seeking answers and concrete evidence that unequivocally point to the nurse as the responsible party. If it is indeed proven that the nurse is accountable for Mohbad’s tragic death, netizens argue that her identity and background should be disclosed to the public to dispel any doubts and ensure a fair and transparent investigation.

One stardocofficial wrote “What does the autopsy say …. You can’t attribute the “injection” to his death without evidence from pathology to back it up “

One eriata_ese @ wrote “See the thing I’m talking about, hiding suspect face from the public and you want people to believe the report is accurate. A nurse giving patient 3 injections without running test to know exactly what is wrong and expects recovery?? Like seriouslyyyyyyyyy???? Is that how dull we look?”

One nkekendo wrote “Make it make sense please, why didn’t they take him to the hospital initially? Why calling an auxiliary nurse to treat him in the house? What was he being treated for? Where was his wife?”