Abdul Mumuni, one of the sons of the late Nigerian businessman and politician, Chief MKO Abiola, has disclosed details about his father’s Will, revealing that the late politician had 30 wives and made specific financial provisions for them.
In a viral video, Abdul explained that his father, known for his meticulous nature as an accountant and auditor, had carefully planned out his Will to ensure the fair distribution of his wealth.
According to Abdul, the first wife, Simbiat Abiola, was allocated £300,000, while his own mother received £150,000. He further accused his siblings, Kola and Wuraola Abiola, of managing the family estate without involving other half-siblings and lifting over 600,000 barrels of oil from their late father’s oil block without sharing the proceeds.
Abdul described his father as a family-oriented man who not only provided for his wives but also his siblings. He noted that Abiola’s Will was a comprehensive document detailing the distribution of his wealth to ensure that every family member was catered for. Abdul also mentioned that a DNA test was required for anyone claiming to be an Abiola.
The revelation has sparked widespread discussions on social media about the late politician’s family dynamics and the management of his estate.
