Prince George, a Canadian concert organizer, has unveiled the tragic news that the late Afrobeat artist, Ilerioluwa Aloba, known as Mohbad, passed away on the very day his Canadian visa was granted.

This revelation came during a candlelight procession in Toronto, Canada, organized by the Nigerian community to pay their respects and honor the memory of the late Mohbad.

George had intended to surprise Bella Shmurda, the late singer's best friend, during Bella's show in Canada by bringing Mohbad to the event. He explained, "I sent a morning message to Mohbad's manager to inform him that his visa had been approved, only to receive the shocking news of Mohbad's mysterious death."

Additionally, a visibly distraught Bella Shmurda attended the event but struggled to find words to address the audience, expressing his profound shock and grief over the loss of his friend.

Bella Shmurda became visibly emotional as he shared that he received a heartbreaking call just two or three days after leaving Nigeria, informing him of Mohbad's tragic passing.

Source: https://thewhistler.ng/canada-approved-mohbads-visa-on-day-he-died-show-promoter/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXmu2-yXF3I

Will he refund ticket fees or Otilo

Bliss24:
Will he refund ticket fees or Otilo

I can tell you that the visa fees are non-refundable once they start processing the application, regardless of the outcome. This is because the fees are paid for the processing of the application, not for the result.

There are some exceptions where they can refund some fees, such as the right of permanent residence fee (RPRF) if the application is refused or withdrawn. In this case, since the person died after the visa was approved, they may be able to refund the RPRF if it was paid.

The refund request would have to be made by the person's legal representative or next of kin, and they would have to provide proof of death and identity.

Mohbad sign up for his death ND started shouting they want to kill me when he saw it coming.. He could have told us why naira Marley want to kill him if truly his clean... You don't roll with the devil and want out just like that

Bliss24:
Will he refund ticket fees or Otilo

it's gone no traces

Botragelad:

I can tell you that the visa fees are non-refundable once they start processing the application, regardless of the outcome. This is because the fees are paid for the processing of the application, not for the result.

There are some exceptions where they can refund some fees, such as the right of permanent residence fee (RPRF) if the application is refused or withdrawn. In this case, since the person died after the visa was approved, they may be able to refund the RPRF if it was paid.

The refund request would have to be made by the person's legal representative or next of kin, and they would have to provide proof of death and identity.

Intresting, not worth it if you ask me

$100

Bliss24:


Intresting, not worth it if you ask me

$100

He had a show there, so it's worth it!