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Controversy Surrounding Naira Marley and the Late Mohbad: A Spotlight on VeryDarkMan’s Claims.
In the ever-evolving landscape of social media activism, few figures have sparked as much discussion as VeryDarkMan. Recently, he made sensational allegations regarding the late rapper Mohbad and his former label boss, Naira Marley, asserting that Marley admitted to owing Mohbad a significant undisclosed sum of money prior to the artist’s tragic death in September 2023.
Mohbad’s demise has been shrouded in controversy, especially following his departure from Marlian Music. The allegations suggest a failure by the record label to honor contractual obligations, prompting many to question the circumstances surrounding Mohbad’s passing. Notably, Naira Marley and his associate, Sam Larry, were seen in a viral video engaging in troubling behavior towards the late artist, leading to accusations of their involvement in his untimely death.
On October 6, 2023, both Marley and Larry were arraigned and remanded based on these accusations. However, they subsequently pleaded not guilty and were granted bail. Despite their legal status, a growing faction of fans has chosen to boycott Naira Marley’s music and voice their dissent on social media platforms.
Ahead of Mohbad’s posthumous birthday, VeryDarkMan shared in a video that he had approached Naira Marley with an opportunity to publicly clear his name. He claims that Marley acknowledged the financial dispute between them and attributed the crux of their issues to Mohbad’s desire to change the management structure established by the record label.
VeryDarkMan’s assertions raise significant questions about transparency and accountability within the music industry, especially regarding artist-label relationships. As this narrative unfolds, the call for justice and clarity for Mohbad remains at the forefront, with many eagerly awaiting further responses from those involved.
“I offered Naira Marley my platform to tell his own side of the story about Mohbad’s matter but he said God will fight his battles”
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— Dami’ Adenuga (@DAMIADENUGA) January 3, 2025
Nollywood actor Yul Edochie and his wife, Judy Austin, have announced the birth of their third child, a daughter named Universe Ifeyinwa Storm Yul Edochie.
The announcement was made via Mr. Edochie’s Instagram account, where he expressed gratitude to God for the blessing and acknowledged the prayers of supporters. The news follows a recent social media post showing Ms. Austin entering the hospital for labor, and the couple’s February announcement of the pregnancy.
The relationship between Mr. Edochie and Ms. Austin has been a subject of public scrutiny since its commencement in 2022, concurrent with Mr. Edochie’s existing marriage to his first wife, May Edochie. Despite the surrounding controversy, the couple continues to share updates regarding their family life with the public.
Nollywood actress Ekene Umenwa recently revealed experiencing pressure early in her career to compromise her Christian faith in exchange for professional advancement. In a Wednesday Instagram post, the “Black Choir” star recounted being advised by unnamed individuals to abandon her religious beliefs for success within the industry.
Umenwa affirmed her resolute refusal to yield to these pressures, choosing instead to find strength and guidance in her faith. She shared a video set to the gospel song “No Turning Back,” emphasizing her unwavering commitment to her beliefs despite the challenges.
Umenwa’s disclosure highlights potential ethical dilemmas faced by individuals navigating the complexities of the Nigerian film industry. Her story resonates with themes of integrity and the importance of adhering to personal values amidst external pressures.
American R&B artist Chris Brown has been released on bail in the UK, pending a future court appearance related to an alleged assault. The Southwark Crown Court granted Mr. Brown bail upon the condition of a £5 million guarantee.
Under the terms stipulated by Judge Tony Baumgartner, Mr. Brown is permitted to continue his scheduled international tour, commencing June 8 in Amsterdam. However, the bail conditions require his return to the UK for a series of concerts beginning June 15, failing which the £5 million will be forfeited. Additionally, he must surrender his passport when not traveling, reside at a court-approved address, and refrain from visiting the location of the alleged incident or contacting the alleged victim, Abraham Diah.
Mr. Brown and a co-defendant, Omololu Akinlolu, face charges of grievous bodily harm with intent. They are scheduled to appear in court again on June 20.
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