VeryDarkMan Raises Fresh Alarm Over Labs for Mohbad’s Son Liam’s DNA Test

VeryDarkMan Raises Fresh Alarm Over Labs for Mohbad’s Son Liam’s DNA Test

VeryDarkMan has raised fresh concerns over the laboratories reportedly selected for the court-ordered DNA paternity test involving Liam, the son of late Nigerian singer Mohbad.

The controversial social media activist alleged that two of the three laboratories chosen for the DNA process may not be equipped to conduct the specific tissue-based testing required because Mohbad’s body had been embalmed for more than two years.

According to VeryDarkMan, the court had directed the parties involved to provide laboratory options, with three facilities eventually selected: DNA Diagnostics Center in Fairfield, Ohio, Alpha BioLab in Warrington, United Kingdom, and Advanced IS Pathology Laboratory Limited in London.

He claimed that a member of Mohbad’s father’s team contacted the two laboratories that were not submitted by his side to verify whether they could carry out the required testing before any samples were collected.

VeryDarkMan said Alpha BioLab responded to the inquiry, stating:

«”Unfortunately we cannot assist as the body has already been embalmed.”»

He further claimed that Advanced IS Pathology Laboratory Limited responded that it does not provide such services.

The development reportedly left VeryDarkMan questioning how the laboratories were selected and whether the DNA testing process had been adequately verified.

VeryDarkMan speaks on Mohbad’s DNA test

Explaining the importance of the test, VeryDarkMan said a conventional DNA swab would not be suitable because of the condition of Mohbad’s remains. He noted that a tissue-based test could involve biological materials such as bone, skin or teeth.

The activist also referenced a statement allegedly made by Mohbad during an argument, which was reportedly mentioned by the late singer’s friend, Prime Boy, during the coroner’s inquest.

«”I only moved closer to you once and I don’t even know if this baby is mine.”»

VeryDarkMan argued that the conflicting claims surrounding Liam’s paternity make an independently verified DNA test necessary.

He also referred to an alleged private DNA test whose result was reportedly inconclusive, although the details have not been publicly established by all parties involved.

“This DNA must be done,” VeryDarkMan said, stressing the need for the paternity question to be resolved through a credible testing process.

The latest development adds another layer to the long-running controversy surrounding Liam’s paternity and the circumstances surrounding Mohbad’s death. The claims about the laboratories and the testing process remain allegations attributed to VeryDarkMan and should be treated as such pending independent verification or an official statement from the relevant parties.