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Justice for Mohbad should be about seeking the truth and accountability, not settling scores or using the situation as an opportunity to bring Naira Marley down. If the allegations that Naira Marley’s associates were involved in an altercation with 30BG, as VDM has claimed, or that they had some involvement in the situation involving Lil Frosh and ZINO are true, then those claims deserve to be investigated fairly. Why can’t we put stanship aside and allow Lil Frosh to speak for himself and clarify whether these allegations are true or false? Also, Zlatan was reportedly present on the day Sam Larry was recorded confronting and allegedly bullying Mohbad. Has anyone genuinely asked him what he witnessed that day? Has he been given the same level of scrutiny? My point is simple: accountability should not be selective. You cannot demand answers from one person while shielding another simply because they are wealthy, influential or belong to your favourite camp. You know the right questions to ask, but when those questions involve powerful or popular people, suddenly, everyone becomes blind. Justice should have no favourites, and the truth should matter more than stanship. TALO PAA MOHBAD🤨?

Any of you who start insulting women for doing this, GOD WILL PUNISH YOU. They are not your family, and what they do is harmless to you. These are the women keeping society moving. Let them be, abeg. GO GIRL! GO GIRLIE! CLOCK IT! YOU ARE GOING PLACES! 😂 But next time, can you at least do it with a wet cloth? 😭

I swear, I’ve said it to someone’s girlfriend before, and I’m sure they’ve told my girlfriend too. 😂 You’ll hear, “O de wa n try best e, stop e.” 😂

People will see hypocrisy as bold as this and still expect me to take them seriously. If you genuinely want change, we should all be voting for Seyi Makinde. But many of you are more concerned about ethnicity. That’s where we clocked your shit, and that’s why we will never follow your Peter Obi narrative. We did it in 2023, and it backfired. You later turned around and blamed us, claiming it was because of us that your man didn’t win. Yoruba people have a saying: OMO ENI ONI SHEY IDI BEBERE, KI AWA KO ILEKE SI IDI OMO ELOMI. But awon omo ale ko kan Lara wa ,shi le wa Lara yin o. With time, you will understand the Obidiots 😤🚀🦍

The universe has a wicked sense of humour. It sent a little angel to humble these aggressive feminists, and now they’re trembling because a young girl is teaching them lessons about a world they’ve spent their entire lives pretending to understand. 😂

+234 girls? NOOO I prefer the lying route.I love making them feel like they’re smart while I’m the dumb one 😂

Do you know the number of stars Marlian Music could have signed, nurtured and taken out of the trenches by now? But you people think you’re punishing Naira Marley, whereas you’re clearly blocking opportunities for other upcoming talents who could have benefited from that platform. Jealousy, envy and propaganda are what brought Marlian Music down. It was never really about Mohbad. You’re jealous that God gave someone like that Amugbo that level of stardom. It was jealousy from you people. It’s not even like some of you genuinely loved Mohbad like that. You just enjoyed watching another man’s downfall and found a convenient reason to justify it.

Women no dey take poor man’s name go meet clerics to check whether they can marry him or not. E get why😂

Ever wondered why they ask for your mother’s name in spiritual matters but not your father’s? Even clerics know paternity can be a surprise. 😂

TWO ICONIC ENERGIES. ONE UNFORGETTABLE NIGHT. EVERYBODY GO TEAR ACL! 😂🔥 I honestly don’t think some of you ever imagined Wizkid🐐 would bring Naira Marley on stage at the O2 Arena. The way this moment trended, how Naira Marley absolutely killed his part, and how Wizkid🐐was vibing throughout his performance. You could clearly see the love, respect and appreciation Wizkid🐐 has for Naira and his music. Some of you just hate NAIRA MARLEY. You decided to bring him down, and now you complain about how difficult life has become. Eyin to je pee, e shi ma damu ku ni. Bunch of hypocrites! You might have cancelled him, but in the hearts of people who genuinely appreciate his art and fans who understand that you can separate the art from the artist, Naira Marley will always have a place. Marlians chose Naira because of his sound, his energy and his vibe. We didn’t need your approval then, and we don’t need it now. We will always love him for what he brings to music. Some people are genuinely happy to witness another person’s downfall, yet wonder why the world is such a bitter place. NAIRA MARLEY’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE CULTURE WILL NOT BE ERASED BECAUSE YOU DON’T LIKE HIM.

This one went straight to this Aunty’s heart. The girl’s words touched a place she probably never imagined. She was busy wondering how the girl could come up with such words, but after thinking about them thoroughly, even at her age, she still couldn’t accept that she might be wrong. Instead, she came out with another statement, hoping to make other women see things from her perspective. The girl’s words pained her, touched her, dealt with her and tortured her, and all she could come up with was this rubbish. Eyin to je pe, olongbo le jo ma gbe lo jo ale. 😂

Very simple. They were in the same label, so naturally, they interacted. Nigerians wanted him to come out and say something that would fit their narrative, even if it meant saying things about his boss that he didn’t personally experience. He chose to stand by his boss because, from his own experience, the man hadn’t wronged him. He wasn’t going to inherit someone else’s enemy simply to satisfy the public.