Spanish club Cadiz sympathizes with Mohbad’s family
Spanish club, Cadiz CF, have joined millions of Nigerians in expressing their heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family of late Nigerian singer, Ilerioluwa Aloba popularly known as Mohbad.
The 27-year-old singer died last Tuesday and has since been buried. His death has continued to generate reactions.
The management of Mohbad, on Monday, announced a candlelight procession and tribute night for the late artiste Thursday.
In a heartfelt message shared on the club’s social media platform, the Yellow Submarine said they were saddened by the sudden death of the musician.
“We continue to be shocked and saddened by the news of the death of Nigerian rapper @iammohbad,” Cadiz wrote.
“We wish for rest and justice for the family. Your star will shine brighter than ever in the sky. RIP Mohbad.”
The post instantly generated a lot of reactions from Nigerians who hailed the LaLiga outfit for their gesture.
Kerr Scholl said, “Please Cadiz CF to win thousands of hearts of Nigerians all over the world, in your next home game, can you please display a rip MOHBAD picture on the large screen? It will be the happiest thing I’ll get from any club same as my fellow Nigerians. THANKS.”
Prince Visual added, “Thanks and we’ll always support you guys for all the love you’ve shown to us @Cadiz_CFNG @Cadiz_CF.”
Lateef Abayomi also tweeted, “Cadiz always with Nigeria, God bless you … You’ll win Champions League soon.”
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In appreciation of the message, Tonye Cole said he had started supporting the club.
“I’m officially a fan of @cadiz_CFNG, they are always representing Nigeria.”
Olamilekan Baruwa added, “I’m following and watching all your matches when chance.”
“Best club in the world after Barcelona, Newcastle and Inter Miami,” Babatunday Abdulganeey said.
Obiakpor also wrote, “Cadiz always coming through for Nigeria.”
Sagboski Lashi also hailed the Spanish club for their gesture.
“Best club in the world and you are bigger than my Manchester United. Rest on Imole.”