The immediate family of the late Rub-a – dub singer Ras Kimono and his former wife,Cybill are currently on war path over his properties.
Kimono’s family alleged that Cybill who had a running battle with the late Reggae star leading to divorce before his demise was alleged to have been selling some properties of the late music star without the consent of his Estate led by his first daughter,Oge Kimono.
According to a statement issued by Oge titled ‘Warning Over Fraudulent Sale of Late Ras Kimono’s Property in Ogun State’
She warned the general public regarding a fraudulent property transaction involving the land belonging to the deceased.
Oge said that It has come to the attention of the Estate of The late Ras Kimono that one Sybil Amuta, also known as Sybil Onwubuya Ekure, has been falsely presenting herself as the lawful wife of the late Ras Kimono and, under this misrepresentation, has purportedly sold one plot of land from the Estate’s property located in Ota, Ogun State.
Continuing, she added that the said transaction, reportedly concluded on March 17, 2026, involved the sale of the plot for ₦15,000,000 (Fifteen Million Naira), with payment made into an account bearing the name Sybil Onwubuya Ekure.
“The Estate wishes to state unequivocally that: Sybil Amuta (aka Sybil Onwubuya Ekure) is the former spouse of the deceased, with their marriage having been legally dissolved in August 2005.At the time of his passing, the late Ras Kimono was legally married to Ms. Cynthia Dumas (since 2007).The said individual has no legal authority or mandate to act on behalf of the Estate or to dispose of any of its assets.As such, the purported sale of the property is unauthorized, invalid, and of no legal effect.”
Oge also alleged that Sybil diverted funds raised for her in the United States of America to facilitate her and her children’s attendance for their father’s funeral.’this never happened because she pocketed the funds and never showed up for her supposed “husband’s” funeral neither has she or any of her children visited the burial site of our late father only for her to come back several years after his demise to lay claim to and dispose off property forming part of the Estate which the family intends to preserve and develop in honour of his memory and legacy’.
The Estate has raised an alarm that there are indications that she (Cybill) may attempt to sell the remaining plot of land,
They however warned all prospective buyers, agents, and members of the public to refrain from entering into any transaction with her regarding any property belonging to the Estate.
And that any person or entity engaging in such dealings does so at their own risk and may be subject to legal proceedings, including recovery actions and claims for damages.
‘The Estate remains committed to protecting the legacy and assets of the late Ras Kimono and will pursue all necessary legal remedies against any unauthorized dealings”.

