Netizen slams Ayra Starr, says “she shouldn’t Sing Naira Marley’s Songs”

A recent tweet by one Ruth has ignited a firestorm, accusing Naira Marley of bvllying and k!ll!ng Mohbad, and expressing disappointment in Ayra Starr for listening to his music. “Naira Marley bvllied and kpai Mohbad. I’m disappointed in Ayra Starr for listening and promoting Naira Marley’s song,” the tweet stated.

The reactions have been swift and varied. Some questioned the basis of the accusation, with one netizen asking, “Shey if them carry you go jail you fit explain where naira bvllied Mohbad??😏 no shut up and stay your lane I pity u.” He advised. Another suggested a l@w$u!t, “Omo I for say make @officialnairam1 sue you but them too mumu for that label even people wey do worse them no dey do anything anyways ride on.“

Others defended Ayra Starr’s right to choose her music, stating, “I’m not disappointed in anybody. People will be people at the end of the day.” A more cynical comment suggested a personal relationship, “Ayra Starr na naira marley babe nah, if she no vibe on his music nothing for her at night.”

The most common idea in the opinions, however, was the lack of evidence. “E be like say cr@ze dey worry you. You get evidence say na him kpai Mohbad?” a netizen inquired. Another echoed this sentiment, “Can you stand and defend this? Do you have money for litigations?”

The reminder of potential legal repercussions was clear, with one netizen even saying, “Make naira Marley just pick u like that U go explain tire.” The Internet debate shows the dangers of making serious accusations without proof, and the complex relationship between artists, their fans, and public perceptions.