Fake Gospel Singer Shodamite to Be Charged To Court Today Following Arrest Over Vicious Bullying of Mohbad’s Son Liam
The legal consequences for online harassment caught up with self-proclaimed gospel singer Shoyemi Damilola, widely known as Shodamite, as she is set to be charged at the magistrate court. Her arrest follows intense public scrutiny and legal proceedings tied to the sensitive DNA testing sessions concerning Liam, the young son of the late Afrobeats musician Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad. Hiding behind a religious facade, Shodamite's continuous online vitriol finally materialized into real-world accountability.
Shodamite’s arrest stems from a prolonged pattern of subjecting minor Liam and the late singer's wife, Wunmi Aloba, to severe bullying and harassment. Whenever she secured a platform to voice her opinions, she weaponized it to defame Wunmi Aloba by baselessly and repeatedly claiming that she killed her husband—an extremely serious allegation that she has never been able to prove. Furthermore, she consistently directed unprovoked attacks against the minor child, creating a toxic narrative for online attention.
When questioned about her unwarranted hostility toward a grieving widow and a defenseless child, Shodamite offered a bizarre justification, claiming that her attacks were launched as a pre-emptive strike to avoid being attacked first. This flawed reasoning failed to shield her from the arm of the law as she faces formal charges today.
As authorities and onlookers await further developments and more information in due time, her case sends a stern warning to internet commentators who abuse platforms to spread unverified defamation and target minors.
