Naira Marley, Sam Larry’s Caused MohBad’s Hypertension, Death – Mum

She also described how Mohbad told her that he wanted to switch managers, so he had a late-night talk with Naira Marley, and how his former signee boss had brought out something he wanted him to take.

The late musician Ilerioluwa Aloba, also known as Mohbad,’s mother, Mrs. Abosede, asserted that Azeez Fashola, also known as Naira Marley, and Samson Balogun, also known as Sam Larry, were both involved in her son’s demise.

Abosede calls for justice, stating that Mohbad never knew calm in his life as he was constantly involved in some sort of trouble thanks to Naira Marley and Sam Larry.

In an interview with PUNCH, the late singer’s mother described how MohBad had been defeated on several occasions by Marley and Larry.

Mohbad never experienced tranquility in his life. He was always switching between issues when it came to Naira Marley and Sam Larry. I didn’t like his manager, who was the brother of Naira Marley.

“He was always sleeping on Mohbad’s bed, even though I urged him to keep away from him every time I went there. I advised Mohbad to stop working with Naira Marley and to stay away from everyone connected to her. My son’s life had always involved me. She declared, “Every curse Naira Marley throws at me, it will come back to him.

 

She also described how Mohbad told her that he wanted to switch managers, so he had a late-night talk with Naira Marley, and how his former signee boss had brought out something he wanted him to take.

 

She said, “That’s when Mohbad got scared and ran to the bathroom, where he called me.” My pastor then asked us to pray after I called.

 

“Sam Although it is untrue, Larry beat Mohbad while claiming that he owed him money. My son told me everything.

 

After being assaulted by Naira Marley once, he had to go to the hospital. He was so badly beaten that we had to massage his body with hot water, and he was mute for two days. He even started to experience hypertension.”

 

After Mohbad recovered from his illness, she clarified, “Naira did not want him back in Marlian Music.” He claimed he was ruining their reputation, and Mohbad was unwilling to return. Along with the father, I went to Naira to beg. I had never been to the house before. That was Joseph who frequented that location. I want my son to get justice.”

 

In September 2023, SaharaReporters revealed that Naira Marley and Sam Larry had both claimed innocence in relation to Mohbad’s demise.

 

On September 26, 2023, Marley sent a statement to his Instagram handle stating that he was “prepared to help the police unravel the circumstances surrounding the death of his former signee.”

 

“Allow me to state unequivocally that I had no direct or indirect involvement in Ilerioluwa’s death,” he said.

 

Family strife, especially between blood relatives, is common in this industry as well as in a number of other industries.

 

Marley stated, “I am arranging to return to the country to assist with the investigation and give my version of the events in light of the police invitation.”

 

He has insisted, “I am totally cooperating with the Police team, and I definitely have no reason to be a fugitive when I had no involvement in his death.”

 

To find out who is culpable among them, Mohbad’s father, his wife, Naira Marley, Sam Larry, and Prime Boy were invited by the late singer’s mother to be questioned by the police.

 

Mohbad passed away in Lagos State on September 12 at the age of 27.

 

Mohbad’s remains were dug up for an autopsy after the Lagos State Police Command conducted an inquiry to determine the reason behind his death.

 

Although the autopsy results are still pending, Naira Marley stated that since Mohbad’s passing, he has been the subject of “all manner of stories.”

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