Rapper Naira Marley has spilled the tea on some Nigerian artists who are members of dangerous secret cults.

JUST IN Naira Marley and Terry G react to alleged cultism in the entertainment industry, sparking fresh conversations online.

#NairaMarley #TerryG #EntertainmentNews #NaijaCelebs

Seun Kuti Blasts Wizkid FC, Sparks Online Uproar…..
Afrobeat singer Seun Kuti has caused a stir online after calling out Wizkid FC, accusing them of being the same group that pushed the “Justice for Mohbad” movement and allegedly ruined Naira Marley’s career. According to him, anyone who questions them is quickly branded “jealous of Wizkid,” whom he mockingly compared to God, Jesus and Fela combined. His remarks have since scattered social media, triggering intense debates among fans and critics alike.
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JUSTINNaira Marley and Zinoleesky are back at it again, delivering another fresh b@nger that’s already catchiñg attention.

The chemistry is cleår, the vìbe is smooth and the energy feels eff0rtl£ss exactly what fans expect when these two liñk up.

From the sound to the delìvery, it’s giving replay value. Rating: 9.5/10.

JUSTINWetin Naira Marley dey c00k for here nåh?

"NDLEA here is a video of Wizkid, Seyi Vibes, Davido, Burna boy, Shallipopi, Naira Marley and Zinoleesky smoking Igbo. You can't go around busting youths while these celebrities are smoking"

- VeryDarkMan
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"Please stop before they finish you" - Singer Naira Marley advises against sports betting.

Naira Marley’s Signee, Zinoleesky, makes a bold declaration as he throws a shade at big 3.

Nigerian react as VDM links up with Burna Boy, Phyno, Naira Marley & Sam Larry in studio.

A trending video features controversial critic Martins Otse Vincent (VDM) with popular Nigerian musicians.
The clip includes VDM in a studio session with Naira Marley, Sam Larry, Burna Boy, and Phyno.
This follows a previous video where Naira Marley taught VDM the ‘leg work’ dance.

A trending video featuring controversial online critic Martins Otse Vincent, popularly known as VDM, alongside top Nigerian musicians has sparked mixed reactions on social media.

The clip, originally shared by GistLover, captured VDM in a studio session with Naira Marley, Sam Larry, Burna Boy, and Phyno. This followed an earlier video where Naira Marley was seen teaching VDM the popular ‘leg work’ dance.

In the studio footage, the group appeared relaxed and cheerful, with Burna Boy flashing his trademark smile as they vibed together.

Although it remains uncertain whether the meeting was for a potential music collaboration or just a casual hangout, fans have continued to debate VDM’s association with the music stars.

It’s a Lie, Naira Marley Bullied My Son – Late Mohbad’s Father Reacts to the Singer’s Recent Statements.

Joseph Aloba, father of the late singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad, has dismissed Naira Marley’s claims of innocence, insisting that the Marlian Music boss bullied his son while he was alive.

Speaking in an interview , Aloba said contrary to Marley’s recent video statement where he denied involvement in Mohbad’s troubles and death, his son suffered harassment under the singer’s watch. Marley had claimed he only tried to guide Mohbad after discovering he was allegedly using illicit substances.

Aloba, however, maintained otherwise: “I went to see Naira Marley over some of the things Mohbad had said, and that was all. But later, I personally witnessed other incidents. There were about three people present at the time—two are still alive today.

Atiku Abubakar has said his priority is a better Nigeria, not a desperate quest to be president.

He made this known on Saturday in Lagos at an affirmation ceremony where some PDP & Labour Party leaders formally defected to the ADC. He was represented at the event by Prof. Ola Olateju.

The former PDP candidate, who recently left the party with other opposition figures to join the ADC, stressed that his political journey is about building a prosperous & secure nation. “Atiku Abubakar’s plan is to build a better Nigeria. It’s not about him being president at all costs but about ensuring good governance that delivers for Nigerians,” Olateju said on his behalf.

According to him, the ADC represents more than just a political party, describing it as a movement for national repositioning & a new beginning for Nigeria. He noted that Nigerians are facing hardship due to the removal of fuel subsidy & rising inflation but expressed confidence that the country can achieve progress under committed & visionary leadership

One of them, who worked with Naira Marley, once came to report to me that Marley was beating Mohbad. “When we went to see him to apologise, he wasn’t even speaking respectfully.

People think I went there to collect money, but life is much more than what I want to eat.” On the issue of financial transactions, Mohbad’s father confirmed that Marley once raised concerns that the late singer was receiving payments through another account instead of his own.

“Naira Marley complained to me that he (Mohbad) was collecting money with an account that was not his. I also noticed he sent me money from a strange account, and I warned him that anything he wanted to give me should come from his personal account.That’s all I know about the account matter,” he explained.

Meanwhile, fresh revelations that Mohbad allegedly routed payments through his mother-in-law’s account have stirred further controversy. His sister-in-law, Karimo, stated: “Naira Marley revealed that it was Wunmi’s mother’s account number Mohbad presented for his payments, and nobody is saying anything. By now, I expect the SAN working for Baba Mohbad to have written a petition for that account to be investigated.”

Again, Naira Marley Denies Involvement In Mohbad’s Death, Calls For Fresh Probe

Nigerian singer and Marlian Records boss, Azeez Fashola, popularly known as Naira Marley, has again denied allegations linking him to the death of Afrobeats star Ilerioluwa Aloba (Mohbad), who died on September 12, 2023.

In a video released Tuesday, Marley insisted he was abroad at the time, stressing that his passport proves he was in Amsterdam when Mohbad passed. He criticised investigators for detaining him and Sam Larry despite their absence from Nigeria, arguing that police should have focused on those with Mohbad in his final hours.

Marley also alleged that social media platforms distorted the narrative against him, denying him and his circle the chance to mourn. He called for a fresh, impartial investigation into the singer’s death.

Addressing label disputes, he maintained that Mohbad had a 50-50 profit-sharing deal and alleged that the late artiste struggled with drug-induced paranoia and suicidal tendencies.

Mohbad’s death sparked nationwide protests, vigils, and ongoing calls for justice, while his family continues to demand an independent review of the disputed toxicology results.

#Mohbad #NairaMarley #JusticeForMohbad #NigeriaNews

"It was all love" - Naira Marley says as she shares a photo of him sleeping on the same bed with Zinoleesky and late Mohbad.

Stop Playing Victim – Naira Marley Issues Stern Warning Amid Mohbad Controversy

Popular Nigerian singer Naira Marley has issued a stern warning to a certain artiste, urging them to “stop playing victim” in the ongoing drama surrounding the late Mohbad.

Former presidential aide, Bashir Ahmad, also came to Marley’s defense, commending him for his thorough documentation of his relationship with Mohbad.

"I wouldn’t have believed Naira Marley if he hadn’t documented everything so thoroughly – messages, calls, videos, and dates. Those who wrongly accused him owe him an apology," Ahmad stated.

The statement comes after Marley released a detailed video narrating his side of the story. He denied involvement in Mohbad’s tragic death, stressing that he was outside the country when the incident occurred and had fully cooperated with police investigations.

Marley acknowledged that he and Mohbad had their differences but insisted they reconciled before his death. He expressed shock that despite his transparency, fingers were still pointed at him, leading to widespread public backlash.

The Marlian Music boss emphasized that he had made peace with the late singer, stressing that their bond went beyond past misunderstandings.

Late Mohbad Saga: All the celebrities who pushed the narrative against Naira Marley should be arrested — Political commentator, Pastor Okezie declares.

Again, Naira Marley Denies Involvement In Mohbad’s Death, Calls For Fresh Probe

Marlian Records boss, Azeez Fashola, popularly known as Naira Marley, has again distanced himself from allegations linking him to the death of Afrobeats star Ilerioluwa Aloba (Mohbad), who died on September 12, 2023.

In a one-hour video released Tuesday, Marley said he was in Amsterdam when Mohbad died and only learnt of the tragedy via social media. He noted that his passport proves his absence, insisting police wrongly targeted him and associate Sam Larry instead of those who were with Mohbad in his final hours.

Mohbad’s death sparked nationwide protests and vigils, with his family still disputing toxicology results and demanding an independent review.

Marley accused blogs of pushing false narratives against him, stressing that he never had time to grieve. He also called for a fresh, impartial investigation, urging police to “arrest everybody again” under credible oversight.

On financial disputes, Marley maintained that Mohbad had a 50-50 profit-sharing deal with Marlian Records, dismissing claims of exploitation. He further alleged that the late singer battled drug use, paranoia, and suicidal tendencies, which were often misinterpreted as label oppression.

#Mohbad #NairaMarley #JusticeForMohbad #Afrobeats

When I heard about Mohbad's death, I said it was a lie and he wanted to blow again - Naira Marley speaks; says he was in a restaurant abroad when he heard the news.

Late Mohbad Saga: OAP Oriyomi Hamzat Apologizes to Naira Marley, Lifts Two-Year Ban on Marlian Records Music.

Popular broadcaster and owner of Agidigbo FM, Oriyomi Hamzat, has publicly apologized to Nigerian singer Naira Marley over earlier allegations linking him to the de@th of his former signee, Mohbad.

Hamzat recalled that in September 2024, following widespread outrage over Mohbad’s demise, he had directed Agidigbo FM to stop playing all Marlian Records songs.

However, speaking on air, the broadcaster announced that the two-year ban has now been lifted, confirming that Naira Marley’s music will return to the station’s playlist.

Expressing regret for his earlier stance, Hamzat admitted that he had wrongly judged the artiste and assured that Marlian Records tracks would once again enjoy airplay on Agidigbo FM.

"Stop playing victim in situations you've created ..." - Singer Naira Marley shares cryptic post.

Mohabd's junior brother Adura accused VeryDarkMan of collecting N20 million Naira to defend Naira Marley.