In the midst of speculations, allegations, and emotional outbursts surrounding the passing of Mohbad, a recent development has taken center stage. The police just recently announced that they’ve set up a special homicidal team to investigate into the cause of the young artist’s demise.
Mohbad, whose real name is Ilerioluwa Oladimeji, gained prominence in the Nigerian music industry in a relatively short span. However, his promising career was tragically cut short on 12th of September, leaving fans, friends, and fellow musicians in shock and mourning.
As we previously reported, Mohbad’s passing was initially attributed to complications arising from an ear infection. Still, netizens believe something more complex and sinister had happened to him.
The controversy escalated when videos of Mohbad being physically harassed and assaulted by Naira Marley’s aide, Sam Larry, emerged online. These had stirred more suspicions surrounding his death.
In the midst of this turmoil, the Nigerian police have taken a step towards uncovering the truth behind Mohbad’s passing.
They have reportedly established a dedicated Homicide Team to conduct a thorough and impartial investigation into the circumstances surrounding the artist’s death. This development comes in response to the rising clamor for justice, accountability, and closure from Mohbad’s family, friends, and fans.
One of the central figures in the ongoing investigation is Naira Marley, who had been Mohbad’s label boss and mentor.
Allegations and suspicions have swirled around Naira Marley’s potential involvement in the circumstances leading to Mohbad’s death, fueled by their strained professional relationship before the artist’s passing. However, Naira Marley has expressed his grief over the loss of his former signee and has even stated that he would fight to bring his killer to justice.
Also recall that that Sam Larry, Naira Marley’s aide who was captured in the video assaulting Mohbad, has deactivated his social media accounts in the wake of these allegations. This move has led many to believe that he may have something to hide or fears the consequences of his actions.
