Mohbad: “Despise Naira Marley and never play his music” – Sìrìkú speaks out
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The tragic death of Mohbad continues to spark heated debates online.
Yesterday, Naira Marley shared short video clips of fans playing and vibing to his songs, including popular Ayra Starr. This is a move by Naira Marley to shæde and sh@me people who had decided not to stream his songs since the d3ath of Mohbad.
Sìrìkú Adeoju recently added fuel to the fire with a strong statement “Nigerians seem to suffer from collective amnesia, we quickly forget our past, and that’s why our country never seems to get it right. Even if Naira Marley’s role in Mohbad’s death is still unclear, you should despise him for bullying that boy to his grave. I’ll never play his music!”
These words ignited a storm of reactions. Some netizens agreed, while others fiercely defended Naira Marley. One countered, “U dey mad wey Naira Marley for the video,” suggesting Siriku’s claims are baseless. Another questioned, “Ok, what do you have to say about the voice recording of Mohbad telling his wife that if anything happens to him they should hold her responsible???” This highlights the complexity of the situation, with many pointing to the ongoing investigation.
Many challenged Siriku’s stance, arguing that Naira Marley hasn’t been officially found guilty. Comments like “He is yet to be proven guilty by the court… so tell us what we need to know” and “Bring evidence of Naira Marley bullying him, till then, go f**k yourself” show a demand for concrete proof. Others questioned the impact of boycotting Naira Marley’s music: “No play am. What difference will it make?” The debate clearly reflects the divide in public opinion, with some already convinced of Naira Marley’s guilt, while others maintain a stance of waiting for official findings. The online discourse is a mix of grief, speculation, and calls for justice, with many echoing the sentiment that “Naira Marley is a stup!d person” while others advise, “U dey cr@ze. Make i go dey f!ght for who no fit fight for himself..”
Which end of the divide are you? Keep playing Naira Marley’s songs? Discontinue and delete all his tracks?
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