Nigerian musician and Marlian Records founder Azeez Fashola, popularly known as Naira Marley, has refuted allegations that he was involved in the death of his ex-signee Mohbad.
Following Mohbad’s murder, netizens accused Naira Marley of inciting his friend Sam Larry and others to harass and intimidate the late musician after he left Marlians Records.
The uproar erupted after old tapes surfaced showing Sam Larry insulting and bullying Mohbad on many occasions before to his death.
Nigerians were outraged by the films, resulting in a barrage of criticism thrown against Naira Marley and Sam Larry on social media.
Naira Marley was also accused of bullying Bob Marley.
Mohbad died on September 12th and was buried the next day in Ikorodu, Lagos. The singer’s death has sparked numerous disputes and conspiracy theories.
The Marlian CEO addressed the claims in an official statement on his Instagram account on Tuesday. Naira Marley’s formal statement is her second since Mohbad’s death.
Naira Marley stated unequivocally that he never fought or attacked Mohbad, nor did he request that anyone intimidate or harass him.
Naira Marley went on to offer his heartfelt condolences to the deceased’s family, emphasizing his commitment to establishing his innocence and collaborating with authorities to clear his name with necessary proof.
The British-Nigerian musician also denied running his Marlian Records label as a narcotics cartel.
Naira Marley has been the subject of considerable scrutiny since the news of Mohbad’s death surfaced. In a heartbreaking statement, the artist emphatically denied any suggestions that he played a role in the sad incident, either directly or indirectly.
He went on to accuse unknown people of seeking to smear his name and stated that Mohbad’s death was part of a diabolical scheme to frame him.
