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Why Naira Marley, Sam Larry Can’t Be Convicted For Mohbad’s Death – Lawyer

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2 months ago

October 9, 2023

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A legal practitioner, Olalekan Ojo, has said Nigerian singer, Azeez Fashola popularly known as Naira Marley cannot be convicted for the death of his former signee, Ilerioluwa Aloba with the stage name Mohbad on the basis of bullying.

Ojo, a lawyer to Naira Marley, made this known in a recent interview with media personality, Daddy Freeze, adding that Samson Balogun, known as Sam Larry cannot be tried over Mohbad’s death as well.

Recall that the Commissioner of Police in Lagos, Idowu Owohunwa, during a press briefing on Friday, said Naira Marley and Sam Larry were indicted for bullying and assaulting Mohbad during his lifetime.

Mohbad’s death has been surrounded with controversies since he died on September 12, which led to an investigation by the police.

Lagos police exhumed the late singer’s remains and performed autopsy on him, the result which has not come out.

Reacting to the police statement, Ojo said that, “If anyone checks very well, they will not be able to find any evidence to back up claims that Naira Marley bullied Mohbad.

‘’As for Naira Marley, I believe very strongly that no matter how hard you look, you will not find a single incident where Naira Marley bullied him.”

While defending Sam Larry, the lawyer said the video being paraded online of Sam larry attacking Mohbad during a music video shoot did not reflect the true position of things.

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‘You’re Killing Us’ – Nigerian Singer Tells Clubs Selling ‘Fake’ Drinks

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23 hours ago

December 10, 2023

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Popular singer, Daniel Benson, aka BNXN, has warned Nigerian clubs that sell “fake” drinks to desist from the crime, saying they are killing their customers.

The ‘Finesse’ crooner lamented that he recently paid for a drink at a Lagos club and a “fake” one was delivered to him.

He threatened to call out the next club or lounge that would sell “fake” drinks to him.

On his X handle on Sunday, BNXN wrote, “Stop selling us fake drinks after spending so much money on the overpriced drinks. You’re killing us.

“Respect my health , Respect my money. Give me what I pay for. If you don’t have it , don’t bring a fake one!

“The next club or lounge that does this to me , I promise i will take that microphone from the hypeman and let you know!”

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I’m Tired Of Wayward Life – Blessing CEO Attends Shiloh, Pray To Find Husband [VIDEO]

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1 day ago

December 10, 2023

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Controversial self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has publicly renounced her wayward lifestyle as she expressed a desire to find a husband.

Sharing a video of herself fervently praying at a Living Faith Church yearly program, ‘2023 Shiloh’, the single mother of two stated that she’s tired of fornication.

She openly declared her decision to abandon her sinful ways in the pursuit of a meaningful relationship.

She said: “Give me my own husband. I have entered Shiloh to find husband.

“Wayward life don tire me . Fornication don tire me. Give me my own husband.

“This relationship expert without a relationship must end this year 2023. I am aggressive. Prayer point. Lord give us men wey don buy table. We move.”

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I Almost Quit Nollywood Over Sexual Harassment – Mercy Aigbe

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1 day ago

December 10, 2023

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Popular Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe has narrated how she almost left the Nigerian movie industry over sexual harassment.

The actress disclosed this while narrating her challenges before making her way to the top.

Speaking in an interview with Morayo Afolabi-Brown on ‘Your View’, a talk show on TVC, Aigbe recounted how a producer made passes at her after a movie audition despite earning the role for an upcoming film.

“I met a producer in Surulere, and I expressed to him how much I would love to act. He told me he had an upcoming film and invited me to his office for an audition in his office.

”After I had passed three stages of the audition, I was given a minor role, which I told him that was not the character I was auditioning for, and he replied that the director said he did not know me, and that was why he wanted me to be close to him,” she said.

“He then stood up to touch me. I was very upset and I thought if that was what it took to be an actress, I don’t want to be an actress anymore. I tore the script and left. I cried on my way going home because I left a well paying job to join Nollywood, and I was already a single mother at the time.”