The mother of Feyisayo Ogendegbe, an auxiliary nurse currently in police custody in connection with Mohbad's case, recently shed light on the events surrounding her daughter's involvement in providing medical care to the late singer. In the wake of Mohbad's tragic demise, law enforcement detained a range of suspects, including Nurse Feyisayo, who administered an injection after being summoned to attend to the singer's injuries.
In a recent interview, Feyisayo's mother stepped forward to defend her eldest daughter's innocence and to clarify her professional qualifications. She emphatically asserted that her daughter is a qualified nursing professional who received her education in nursing at a private hospital in Ogun and completed a one-year apprenticeship under her employer. She stressed that her daughter has never committed any professional wrongdoing or posed a life-threatening risk in her career.
Feyisayo's mother clarified that her daughter had no prior contact or interactions with the late singer. It was Mohbad's associate, "Spending," who got in touch with her daughter on that fateful day to address Mohbad's hand injury. According to her account, Mohbad's wife, Omowunmi's younger brother, personal assistant, and friend "Spending" were all present to supervise the injection administered to the late musician.
The elderly widow firmly asserted that her daughter's injection could not have been the cause of Mohbad's death, as she is a proficient professional in her field and has never made an error in her practice. She appealed to Nigerians for assistance, expressing her outrage that her daughter has been implicated as a primary suspect in a murder case in which she is entirely innocent.
She disclosed that she had accompanied her daughter to the police station for the investigation into Mohbad's death, with the assurance that her daughter would be released following an autopsy. However, she acknowledged that the autopsy was taking longer than expected, and her daughter has been in custody for 23 days.
In a recent interview, the nurse’s mother stepped forward to vouch for her eldest daughter’s innocence and to dispel the notion that she is an unqualified nurse.
She emphatically stated that her daughter is a bona fide nursing professional who received her education in nursing at a private hospital in Ogun and completed a one-year apprenticeship under her employer. She emphasized that her daughter has never committed any professional wrongdoing or posed a life-threatening risk in her career.
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