The allegations surfaced on social media, with Lil Smart accusing Zinoleesky and his record label boss, Naira Marley, of kidnapping and assaulting him.

In a now-deleted Instagram post, Zinoleesky denied the allegations, accusing Lil Smart of using the situation to seek attention. He stated that he hasn't seen Lil Smart in years and emphasized that Lil Smart should provide evidence to substantiate his allegations.

However, Lil Smart has responded to Zinoleesky's denial, sharing a video evidence that appears to show the date of the alleged incident as December 8, 2024. Lil Smart wrote, "ZINO-LIAR you said you never see me this year… So APPLE IPHONE dey lie… see the date and time BAS TARDI! Baba Zanfara Abi Zangbaya dee nil"

The allegations have sparked a heated debate on social media, with many calling for an investigation into the matter. Zinoleesky's threat of legal action against Lil Smart has also raised questions about the validity of the allegations and the potential consequences of making false accusations.

The incident has also brought back memories of the death of Mohbad, a former signee of Naira Marley's record label, with Lil Smart threatening to expose details surrounding the circumstances of his death.

As the situation continues to unfold, fans and followers of the parties involved are eagerly awaiting further developments and a resolution to the matter.

Lil smart comes for Naria Marley and Zinoleesky. pic.twitter.com/RVy6HFftGB

— JBRANDY (@JbrandyOfficial) December 8, 2024

Lil Smart alleges he was kidnapped & attacked by Naira Marley and Zinoleesky. pic.twitter.com/KaMbS06STO

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Singer Zinolesky reacts to dancer Lil Smart’s recent allegations #Instablog9jagists #TrendingStory #Awareness #StayUpdated https://t.co/XPNfu8Hn2v pic.twitter.com/IuGrRLcpKX

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Video of how Zinoleesky block Lil Smart for front with him Ferrari before attacking him pic.twitter.com/JcVcB43CRC

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Get ready to groove and sing along to the energetic lyrics of Naira Marley's chart-topping hit, Pxta. With infectious hooks and catchy melodies, this song is bound to uplift your spirits and make you move to the rhythm.

Naira Marley - Pxta Lyrics

Intro
Egbami
Awon omo naija fe f’idi pami, (won fe fi idi pami)
Eesss control the crowd, control the crown
Marlians come forward, the rest fuck off
O yeee
Yo Rexxie! on this one

Verse 1
Eeee egbami, Awon omo naija won fe fi idi pami (won fe fi idi pami)
Nigbami ti’n ba shi Insta (IG) idi ma ni (idi ma ni)
Idi araba, idi oro, idi abajo, idi arere, Idi ganlebe, idimu
Gbe’di jor t’ani idi ofo (t’ani idi ofo)
Ah! E ni sun
Ma lo te idi gbabe nipple, (gbabe nipple)
Ye oh baby, ma’sa gbori duro yo’di fun (yo’di fun)
Won tin settle e
Abu Abel ti settle e, (settle e)
Samuel Larry ti settle e, (settle e)
Baddosneh ti settle e (settle e)

Refrain
Inside life, ninu aye rayierayie, (aye rayie)
Aye tun ya to s’aye
K’Oloun ma je ka r’ija aye, (ka r’ija aye)
Ninu aye, aye tun je’ju aye
Shey e r’oju aye, mo r’aye mo sa fu’aye

Chorus
Tú eres una puta
Baby girl you are puta
Imagine la’le ana, Rexxie fi benzo gbe Ruka lo
Shoti mu’gbo yo ni, olosho shey ma loyun fun mi – What can fa?
Shoti mu cocaine abi’o ko ni catarrh

Bridge
T’agbo yen ba dull, iwo play Naira Marley o ma scatter sha
Awa no manners, zero belts with thousand trousers
Sho mo MD iyen mean ko jo Marlian Dance
Sho ri NBG ma so tan, awa No Belt Gang
Kuron’be, Hello
A mo’ra wa, a mo’ra wa
O fe ma magnet but a mo ra wa
E Ma lo wa, e ma lo wa, ma lo wa
O wanle oh, e ma lo wa

Chorus
Tú eres una puta
Baby girl you are puta
Kalapoka, baby girl you are puta
Tú eres una puta, puta pu
Baby girl you are puta, puta
Kalapoka, poka, baby girl you are puta

Verse 2
Tori pe ara ti kun, tori pe ara mi wa lona
Just because you know that I want to sh’owo kan (mo fe se owo kan)
You want me to spend the money, your daddy can’t spend on you
Don’t call me to tell me rubbish wipe o ni fe mi, (Pe o feran who?)
If you catch a thief in the act o ma ni pe oun o ni shey iru e mo
Omo t’on sofun ton warunki ita la ti ko’gbon, (Kon ko lo gbon)
If you don’t know how the water get in the coconut (in the coconut)
Mo n ko sofun pe ko mo b’omi shey n de inu agbon

Chorus
Tú eres una puta
Baby girl you are puta
Kalapoka, baby girl you are puta
Tú eres una puta, puta pu
Baby girl you are puta, puta
Kalapoka, poka, baby girl you are puta

Outro
A mo’ra wa, a mo’ra wa
O fe ma magnet but a mo ra wa
E Ma lo wa, e ma lo wa
O wanle oh, e ma lo wa
Yo yo yo Rexxie on this one!

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Get ready to groove to Naira Marley's fresh banger, "Kowope," featuring Zinoleesky and Vusic, read the song's lyrics below.

Naira Marley, Zinoleesky & Vusic - Kowope Lyrics

I know I'm a star
But I be like Osupa, ye Saheed kuro n'bẹ

I know I'm a star but I be like Osupa
Mo dẹ le kọrin mọju ti irinṣẹ mi o ba lana
She don't want no love, she just want that money
Mo dẹ le kọrin mọju kowo ṣa ti pe

Ye, kowo ṣa ti pe kowope ko le
To be like Dangote
Ni Naija ko le
Be like dem dey craze
Who wan look my face
Dem go tie you up like lace
Dem go bring you to my place
Say she love me, ooh haa
Ẹ maa jo, ẹ ma juru daadaa
K'onilu ma lulu daadaa
E maa jo, ẹ ma yọ, yọ
If she loves me yes of course
Yes of course she is one of us
One of us is all of us
All of us the same, same

I'm a fucking star
I no need to loud am
You can check my lifestyle
I spend it all
I'm a fucking gangster
I no fit to hide am
You can check my balance
It can't be low
Mi o ri anybody billionaire before I turn 30
Mi o ri anybody my eyes don close can't see nothing
Mi o ri anybody billionaire before I turn 30
Mi o ri anybody my eyes don close can't see nothing

Kowo ṣa ti pe kowope ko le
To be like Dangote
Ni Naija ko le
Be like dem dey craze
Who wan look my face
Dem go tie you up like lace
Dem go bring you to my place
Say she love me, ooh haa
Ẹ maa jo, ẹ ma juru daadaa
K'onilu ma lulu daadaa
E maa jo, ẹ ma yọ, yọ
If she loves me yes of course
Yes of course she is one of us
One of us is all of us
All of us the same, same

I'm always bout my money yes of course
They don't know how I stay on course
Ṣebi one of us is all of us
But still dem wan kill the son of God
Always on the road
Them no know as I dey blow
Dem no recognise my game
But still all this people know my name, Zino, ah
Mo ti pẹ gan-an lat'aye Lenovo
Tell dem all the things dem no know
She say boy let me be your kryptonite
Make we see tonight
Or make we see tomorrow

Kowo ṣa ti pe kowope ko le
To be like Dangote
Ni Naija ko le
Be like dem dey craze
Who wan look my face
Dem go tie you up like lace
Dem go bring you to my place
Say she love me, ooh haa
Ẹ maa jo, ẹ ma juru daadaa
K'onilu ma lulu daadaa
E maa jo, ẹ ma yọ, yọ
If she loves me yes of course
Yes of course she is one of us
One of us is all of us
All of us the same, same

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The former Marlian Music signee, who was only 27 years old, left behind a legacy of hit songs, but his death also brought with it a wave of chaos, confusion, and unanswered questions. One year later, the pain of his sudden demise continues to reverberate through his family, fans, and the Nigerian entertainment industry.

Mohbad’s widow reflects on the pain of his loss

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Firstly, Wunmi, Mohbad’s widow, marked the one-year anniversary of his death with a heartfelt post on her Instagram account. She shared emotional memories of their time together, posting an old photo and video of the couple and a recent video of their son, Liam. In her lengthy message, Wunmi expressed the unbearable pain of losing her husband and the struggles she has faced over the past year.

“It’s been a year today—a year since you left me and our Liam in this cold world. It’s been so hard. I miss you so much. Liam misses you too. I wish you were here to see him; you would have been an incredible father,” Wunmi wrote. She also vowed to raise their son in a way that would make Mohbad proud, adding, “I still don’t know how I’ve survived without you.”

Her post not only highlighted the deep sorrow of her loss but also reflected on the ways Mohbad’s death has shaped her life. She concluded by praying for her late husband’s soul, asking God to forgive his shortcomings and accept him into heaven.

Fans honor Mohbad with acts of charity

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Secondly, Mohbad’s one year remembrance was not only marked by his immediate family but also by his fans, who continue to hold his memory dear. In a heartwarming gesture, one of his fans took to the streets of Lagos to distribute food to the less fortunate in his honor.

In a video shared on social media, a woman cooked a large pot of rice and distributed it to beggars and homeless people, bringing smiles to the faces of those in need. The fan, who posted the video under the Instagram handle @Temilolasobola, accompanied it with a prayer: “Dear God, I commit ILERIOLUWA unto your hands. Bless his soul, forgive him his sins, grant him eternal rest and peace.”

This act of kindness was a touching tribute to the late singer, reflecting how deeply his music and legacy impacted those around him.

Celebrities pay tribute to Mohbad’s legacy

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Additionally, several figures in the Nigerian entertainment industry also took the time to commemorate Mohbad’s one-year remembrance. One notable tribute came from popular skit maker Cute Abiola, who shared an emotional video of Mohbad expressing gratitude to God while at a church service. In his Instagram post, Cute Abiola wrote, “A year ago, rest on, legend,” in honor of the late singer.

The video highlighted Mohbad’s humility and faith, showing a side of him that many fans may not have known. It served as a reminder of the complex and multifaceted individual behind the star’s public persona, someone who faced struggles and gave thanks even during challenging times.

Mohbad’s father speaks out against exploitation

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Also, as the one-year remembrance approached, Mohbad’s father, Mr. Joseph Aloba, voiced his frustration with individuals attempting to capitalize on his son’s death. During a court hearing held on September 11, 2024, Mr. Joseph expressed anger toward those trying to profit from the tragic anniversary. He emphasized that the focus should remain on justice, not exploitation.

In a video shared with reporters, he said, “This is the time to remember that it has been one year, and we still haven’t gotten justice.” Mr. Aloba's comments reflected the ongoing pain and frustration of the family, who are yet to find closure or answers regarding the true cause of Mohbad’s death.

The lingering mystery surrounding Mohbad’s death

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Despite a thorough investigation, including an autopsy and multiple court hearings, the circumstances surrounding Mohbad’s death remain unresolved. His passing under questionable circumstances, with reports of harassment and disputes with his former record label, left fans and family members demanding justice.

Also, at the time of his death, Mohbad was entangled in legal battles. This was over unpaid royalties and other disputes with his former label, Marlian Music. This label was founded by Nigerian singer Naira Marley. After his passing, videos surfaced online showing Mohbad being physically assaulted. This added to the speculation that foul play may have been involved.

A reflection on life lessons learned

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Meanwhile, Nollywood actress Opeyemi Aiyeola also shared her thoughts on Mohbad’s one-year remembrance. In a reflective post on her Instastories, the actress emphasized key lessons learned from the tragedy. She particularly mentioned the risks of sacrificing oneself for wealth and the inevitable betrayal that can follow.

“Human survival instincts is no respecter of blood, love, loyalty or friendship,” she wrote. Aiyeola highlighted the dangers of becoming a “sacrificial lamb” for others. She stressed that Mohbad’s death serves as a cautionary tale about the lengths some will go for wealth and influence.

Conclusion: A legacy remembered, but justice still sought

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Conclusively, one year after his death, Mohbad’s legacy endures through his music, his family, and the fans who continue to honor his memory. However, the unanswered questions surrounding his passing remain a source of pain for those closest to him. While his widow, Wunmi, and their son, Liam, continue to mourn the loss of a husband and father, the demand for justice persists.

Lastly, as the Nigerian music community reflects on the life and talent of Mohbad, his family and fans hold out hope that one day, the truth will come to light, and those responsible will be held accountable. For now, Mohbad’s memory lives on, and his impact on the Nigerian music industry remains indelible.

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The dynamic duo of Zinoleesky and record label boss, Naira Marley, unite on their newest single, Abanikanda, dive into the song's lyrics below.

Zinoleesky & Naira Marley - Abanikanda Lyrics

Ahh, mm-mm-mmm
Tomsomirisoninagor

T’oba rimi won, ah, t’oba rimi, won ja
Say them no fit talk again, abanikanda
Ferrari, this one no be Honda
B’oshe gbe’fe funmi, me, I still dey wonder, ahn
Omo kekere, owo nla
Mo bawon wey igbo (mo bawon wey igbo), mo wey igbo nla
Say dem no dey feel my song, ajeh, iro nla
My mama dey my back, say my God dey run am

Leave that lil’ boy, let’hin talk his mind, a ma gbe ifoti fun
Kole to’yen, ’cause a’le jawon ni ifun
Ama shebi danfo conductor, fi gba won l’enu
Jade tan, sheb’oni pe “o l’enu”
Efizzy yi por gan oh, Zino’ rora oh
Kilode t’on kanra oh?
Emi de tin para l’ati ano wa oh
Ko s’omo na t’oma l’ohun o mo wa oh

Awa l’apo sasa mura oh
Mmm, pull up with my shakabula oh
No beef, emi fe pa mullah oh
Omo oba l’emi, you can go ask Sula oh

Melo mofe da?
Moni “baby, elo l’ofe gba?”
O ni “Zino’, iwo nte pedal”
Moni “she’wo gan ori weather?”
Awa o ma ni s’eleya
Emi pelu paddie mi Naira
Ahead ahead, l’aman ro kila fera?
Rolls Royce kokin shee Velar
Mm, awon ke, won oni level
Won ni soprano, won ni treble
When dem see me, dem dey tremble
When we enter, everywhere dey smell like trouble

Smell like trouble
Them buy me your CD
I’m just warning, you wanna see me
Mm-mm, said she wanna feel me
Said, she wanna fucking with no jimmie (mm-mm)
Them’a no wanna see me
When dem see me, dem saare, dem mere, they japa
But I just like, I’m palaba
Apa wa fun’mo tio l’apa

Mere
When dem see me, dem panic
Once they see me, they won’t stop running
When we pull up, it’s tragic
Make a man disappear like magic
If them pull up in a maffi
Give them 4 like Fantastic
Give them 4 like Fantastic
Leader, all pour in a casket

T’oba rimi won, won ja
Say them no fit talk again, abanikanda (abanikanda)
Ferrari, this one no be Honda
B’oshe gbe’fe funmi, me, I still dey wonder, ahn
Omo kekere, owo nla
Mo bawon wey igbo (mo bawon wey igbo), mo wey igbo nla
Say dem no dey feel my song, ajeh, iro nla
My mama dey my back, say my God dey run am

Leave that lil’ boy, let him talk his mind, a ma gbe ifoti fun
Kole to’yen, ’cause a’le jawon ni ifun
Ama shebi danfo conductor, fi gba won l’enu
Jade tan, sheb’oni pe “o l’enu”
Efizzy yi por gan oh, Zino’ rora oh
Kilode t’on kanra oh?
Emi de tin para l’ati ano wa oh
Ko s’omo na t’oma l’ohun o mo wa oh

Awa l’apo sasa mura oh
Mmm, pull up with my shakabula oh
No beef, emi fe pa mullah oh
Omo oba l’emi, you can go ask Sula oh
(Don Baby)
(Boombah)

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Abanikanda showcases the duo's usual style, blending Zinoleesky's introspective lyrics with Naira Marley's energetic and often controversial delivery. The song's production is quite impressive, with a catchy beat that perfectly complements the artists' unique deliveries.

Zinoleesky's verse delves into personal reflections, exploring themes of persisence, and self-discovery. Naira Marley, on the other hand, brings his usual brand of street-inspired verse, adding a layer of intensity and excitement to the track.

Abanikanda is sure to impress fans of both Zinoleesky and Naira Marley, as it captures the essence of their collaborative chemistry. The song's infectious energy and impressive lyrics will definitely make it a likeable song, especially with people who dig Zino and Naira's music.

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Magistrate T. A. Sotobi authorized Mohbad's father, Joseph Aloba, to serve witness summons on interested persons through social media platforms and reputable national newspapers.

Meanwhile, the court's decision allows the family's legal team to reach additional witnesses who may have information about Mohbad's death. The witnesses include notable figures such as Azeez Fashola (aka Naira Marley), Samson Eletu (aka Sam Larry), and others close to the late singer.

Additionally, Mohbad's death on September 12, 2023, at the age of 27, sent shockwaves through the music industry. Also, he is survived by his wife, Wunmi Aloba, and their young son, Liam.

However, the inquest aims to uncover the circumstances surrounding Mohbad's passing. Lastly, the court's approval for substituted service brings the family one step closer to seeking justice.

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Let’s look at 8 Nigerian artists who you didn’t know were Muslim, number 3 will shock you.

1. Reminisce (Remilekun Abdulkalid Safaru)

Reminisce, a renowned rapper and songwriter, has left a lasting impact on the Nigerian music scene with his unique rap style. His deep connection to his Muslim faith is a defining aspect of his music and public persona. Unlike many celebrities, Reminisce openly embraces his religious beliefs in a Zikoko interview, stating, "I want them to identify me as Muslim. I’m still liberal, but I practise Islam as a way of life beyond prayers and fasting."

2. Oladips (Oladipupo Olabode Oladimeji)

Oladips has been at the centre of controversy in 2024 due to his fake death stunt. Despite maintaining a low profile about his personal beliefs, the Chache crooner has mentioned visiting a Mosque to pray on multiple occasions. Based on the available evidence, it suggests that he follows the Muslim faith.

3. 9ice (Alexander Abolore Adegbola Akande)

9ice, known for his hit song Gongo Aso, incorporates elements of his Yoruba culture into his music. While he keeps his religious life relatively low-key, it's worth noting that he is a Muslim, influenced by his father's core Islamic beliefs. Interestingly, despite his Muslim faith, his mother practices Christianity. In 2020, 9ice was seen performing the Islamic prayer with his daughters, further affirming his Muslim identity.

4. Naira Marley (Azeez Fashola)

Naira Marley, known for his controversial lyrics and street-influenced style, is a practicing Muslim. Despite his often provocative public image, he observes Islamic practices, especially during Ramadan. In 2021, he confirmed it when he tweeted "I’m a Muslim but I believe in Jesus". He is also recognized for offering Ramadan advice, such as in 2023 when he advised Muslims not to bet during Ramadan.

5. Seyi Vibez (Balogun Afolabi Oluwaloseyi)

Seyi Vibez, a prominent figure in Nigeria's street music scene, is a Muslim. His music often reflects his street upbringing, but he stays connected to his faith through religious references. Time and time again, he has infused Islamic prayers and phrases into his music. In 2023, Seyi Vibez suffered a severe backlash from the Muslim community after he opened his music video with a Quranic verse.

6. CDQ (Sodiq Abubakar Yusuf)

Hailing from a Muslim family, CDQ's rap music has a strong connection with the streets. While he maintains a public image as a secular artist, his personal style often reflects his Muslim heritage. Beyond the stage, he is frequently seen in traditional Islamic attire.

7. Sound Sultan (Olanrewaju Fasasi)

Sound Sultan, a veteran of the Nigerian music scene, was a deeply committed Muslim. Known for his socially conscious songs, his faith was a cornerstone of his life. This was evident in his wife's conversion to Islam in the early 2020s and his swift burial according to Muslim rites upon his passing in 2021.

8. Eedris Abdulkareem

Hailing from a Muslim family, Eedris Abdulkareem is one of Nigeria's most respected rappers. Growing up in a polygamous household, he has practiced Islam throughout his life.

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The high-end vehicle, valued at N240 million, was announced by Abuja Car, the car dealership responsible for the sale, on their Instagram page on August 14, 2024.

Additionally, the sleek Cadillac Escalade boasts impressive features. This includes plush brown leather seats, screens attached to the headrests, and a modern dashboard design. Also, the car dealership showcased the vehicle's opulent interior and exterior through a series of photos. This left fans and followers in awe.

Meanwhile, Naira Marley's latest addition to his garage has generated excitement among his fans. They took to social media to congratulate the singer on his luxurious purchase. Lastly, this acquisition further solidifies Naira Marley's status as a prominent figure in the Nigerian music industry, known for his extravagant lifestyle and love for luxury vehicles.

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In a post on his Instagram story, the singer wrote, "WHEN LIFE SHUTS A DOOR…OPEN IT AGAIN. IT'S A DOOR. THAT'S HOW THEY WORK."

Meanwhile, this message, which has resonated with many of his followers, is a reminder that obstacles are a normal part of life. However, it is how people respond to them that matters. Also, Naira Marley's words of encouragement have sparked a positive reaction on social media. Fans are praising his inspirational outlook.

The singer's message can be seen as a reflection of his own experiences and struggles in the music industry. Despite facing challenges and controversies, Naira Marley has continued to thrive and inspire his fans with his music and words of wisdom.

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The news comes as a surprise to many, as details surrounding Naira Marley's philanthropy haven't been widely publicized. DJ Chicken, made the revelation during one of his live sessions.

Naira Marley faces criticism for his music content. He also faces criticism for his reported bullying. But DJ Chicken's claims paint a different picture. It portrays the artist as someone willing to extend a helping hand to those in need.

It remains unclear how many inmates benefitted from Naira Marley's financial aid or the specific criteria used to select them.

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This is amid the ongoing dispute between actress, Iyabo Ojo and self-proclaimed activist,VeryDarkMan.

Following a call-out by the actress on Sunday, June 30, 2024, Kuti took to Instagram livestream to share his views on the controversy. Meanwhile, he accused Ojo of leveraging Mohbad's death to further an agenda against singer Naira Marley.

"I don't do personal things because I can't stand it," Kuti stated. "You people politicized Mohbad's death. I don't believe that you politicized his death because you were trying to find justice for him. I believe that it's just a movement against Naira Marley at the end of the day. Nobody can tell me otherwise, or anything other than that."

Additionally, Seun Kuti questioned the validity of government findings regarding Mohbad's cause of death, highlighting conflicting reports. "Do you accept the government's findings? I still found a report that stated that his cause of death was substance abuse. If you believe the government's findings, then what are we doing here?" he asked Ojo.

Also, he added, "Now, where is the 'Justice for Mohbad' movement? Where is that energy that you people used then? Because I feel that if you can use that energy against Naira Marley, you can use your influence to quench bad things in our society. But you people have an agenda!"

Lastly, Kuti's comments have further fueled the ongoing debate surrounding Mohbad's death and the motivations behind the calls for justice.

"You politicized Mohbad's death...It was a movement against Naira Marley,"

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— @𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 (@OneJoblessBoy) July 1, 2024

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Immerse yourself in the energetic beats of Naira Marley's latest single, "Giddem," feel the rhythm and vibe of the music by reading the lyrics below and getting familiar with the song's vibrant and pulsating words.

Naira Marley - Giddem Lyrics

If to say na me be you
If I see Naira Marley
Maya sa re se twale
I go ask baba for way

Because igi imu jina si ori
Omo ma ra koto rin
Sonmo o le wa le
E je ko mo pe sonmo o le wa le
Oju ra won lo
O skingba kan ju kan lo
Ani won gbe fun kan ju kan lo
Mo ni o be ni bi kan ju kan lo
And it's all on God
That we are still on top
Anything they like make them talk
Ohun to ba wun elenu lo le so

O ti sele bayi
Oti di agbo
Awon werey bayi
Won ti price ke ya ma bo bayi
Won ti price ke ya ma bo bayi
Hello o ti sele bayi
Oti di agbo
Awon werey bayi
Won ti price ke ya ma bo bayi
Won ti price ke ya ma bo bayi

Hello to ba funmi dollar ma gba
To ba funmi naira ma gba
Pounds ma gba
To ba funmi ni owo ma gba

Giddem, giddem, gidden, giddem
Giddem, giddem, gidden, giddem
Giddem, giddem, gidden, giddem
Giddem, giddem, gidden, giddem

A yebo a yeba
Somebody call the popo
Baba ibeji, iba jojo
Temi ba korin Ki iwo ma jo
A yebo a yeba
Somebody call the popo
Baba ibeji, iba jojo
Temi ba korin Ki iwo ma jo

O le te igo mo le, ma lo te agba mo le
Igo ma n ya iyan lese
Agba ma surprise e
Basically agba ma n ya iyan lenu
And it's all on God that we are still on top
Anything they like make them talk
Ohun to ba wun elenu lo le so

O ti sele bayi
O ti di agbo
Awon werey bayi
Won ti price ke ya ma bo bayi
Won ti price ke ya ma bo bayi
Hello o ti sele bayi
Oti di agbo
Awon werey bayi
Won ti price ke ya ma bo bayi
Won ti price ke ya ma bo bayi

Hello to ba funmi dollar ma gba
To ba funmi naira ma gba
Pounds ma gba
To ba funmi ni owo ma gba

Giddem, giddem, gidden, giddem
Giddem, giddem, gidden, giddem
Giddem, giddem, gidden, giddem
Giddem, giddem, gidden, giddem

Contributors on 'Giddem' Lyrics

Peter Okhide, Funmilayo Kanmodi.

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The controversial artist recently revealed that he spent over 27 thousand dollars on clothes for Sallah. This converts to over 50 million naira.

Although he didn't give any sneak peeks into the outfit, Naira Marley posted the return details section of his order. He posted it with the caption “Aso Odun don land o” which translates to “Celebratory clothes just came in”.

Naira Marley has been in celebration mode note just for Sallah since he celebrated his favorite signee, Zinoleesky

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In the quick image, Naira Marley shared “As a Marlian(,) what people in the world think of you is really none of your business.” This advice has caused many an uproar by fans on the X social platform.

Many fans are slamming Naira Marley for still referring to his fans as Marlians. A fan @deyvxxd tweeted “Who dey follow you do Marlian in 2024? No go warm your Eba”. The comment has amassed over two thousand likes by the community.

Others were quick to slam Naira Marley, for example @og_beekeeping101 said “You fell off bro. Marlian nation has been destroyed.”. As that happened, a lot of Marlians were still supporting their head. One @harbihorlar4 said “Nothing is destroying it brother, Martian record is owned by Yoruba son, everybody has their own bad side that doesn’t mean we should cancel it. Let’s protect what’s ours and make corrections when necessary.”

Since the Mohbad / Naira Marley saga, the artistis suffering high levels of criticism and cyberbullying.

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According to reports circulating on social media, Wizkid's album, More Love Less Ego (MLLE), has garnered over 200 million streams on Spotify, solidifying his position as a dominant force in the music industry. The achievement shows Wizkid's enduring appeal and global influence as one of Africa's most celebrated artists.

More Love Less Ego, which marks Wizkid's fifth studio album released in 2022, features collaborations with renowned artists such as Ayra Starr, Naira Marley, and Skepta, among others. The album boasts a diverse range of tracks including hits like Money and Love, Balance, Sugar, and Balance to Me.

Fans of the Grammy Award-winning artist had eagerly anticipated the release of More Love Less Ego after Wizkid teased the album with a teaser in 2022, generating significant buzz within the music community.

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