“Was she actually mourning Mohbad?”- Police PRO blasts lady for exposing bra during singer’s memorial (VIDEO)

• The police spokesperson, took to social media to publicly address a female protester who had joined the candlelight vigil in honor of the late singer, Mohbad.
• In a viral video, this young woman boldly lifted her white shirt, revealing her bra and partially exposing her breasts as she walked alongside fellow demonstrators during the procession.

The Nigeria Police Force’s Public Relations Officer, CSP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, responded on Saturday to a viral video depicting a woman revealing her bra during last Thursday’s candlelight procession held in memory of the late singer, Mohbad.

Recall that a candlelight procession was held at the Muri Okunola Park for the former signee of Naira Marley’s Marlian Records, whose death came as a shock to many, as the circumstances surrounding his death remain sketchy.

Throughout the week, impassioned youths and young individuals from every corner of the nation took to the streets in fervent protest, united in their resolute quest for justice in honor of the late musician.

A video depicting a young woman wearing a white T-shirt with her bra exposed gained traction on social media, sparking a variety of responses from Nigerians.

Lending his disapproving voice, Adejobi, via Twitter page, condemned the display, whilst urging those who sponsored the procession to launch a foundation in honour of the late singer.

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Is this still a candlelight procession? Was she actually mourning mohbad? Actions speak. I think those who are sponsoring these so-called processions should have a rethink and gather their money to launch a foundation in honour of Mohbad, if they mean business. This incident… https://t.co/D38ZG62TaA

— Prince Olumuyiwa Adejobi (@Princemoye1) September 23, 2023

The Lagos State Police Command confirmed that a crowd of mourners of  were dispersed on Thursday at the Lekki tollgate with teargas canisters.

Among the mourners were some of the heavyweights in the Nigerian music industry, including Davido, Zlatan, and Falz.

However, there were reports that another group of sympathisers who gathered at the Lekki tollgate were dispersed by the police.

Speaking on the incident, Benjamin Hundeyin, Lagos police spokesperson, said the Lekki tollgate crowd was dispersed because the group had brought vehicular movement on the route to “a total standstill, leading to traffic build-up”.