Naira Marley Loses Over 900,000 Followers One Week After Mohbad’s Suspicious Death
Naira Marley Loses Over 900,000 Followers One Week After Mohbad’s Suspicious Death
No evidence yet has directly placed Naira Marley as the killer of Mohbad
Street pop artiste, Naira Marley, born Azeez Fashola, has lost more than half a million followers on photo and video sharing app, Instagram, one week after the mysterious death of former signee Promise ‘Mohbad’ Aloba.
As of Tuesday morning, the day of the passing of Mohbad, Naira Marley had 7.5 million followers on Instagram but the number began to drop after footages documented the series of harassment and maltreatment the deceased suffered at his hands and that of his allies, including Sammy Larry.
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At least 900,000 people have unfollowed the ‘Issa Goal’ crooner as of press time on Monday, bringing the number of followers down to about six million plus in what seemed like a coordinated action by the aggrieved netizens.
No evidence yet has directly placed Naira Marley as the killer of Mohbad but clips which have been trending on social media after the latter died last week Tuesday have done little to spare the singer from the wrath of the majority of grieving music fans, who are requesting for an investigation.
However, police on Monday officially began an official investigation into the circumstances surrounding the singer’s death. The deceased’s father, family members and witnesses were with the Lagos state commissioner of police for the commencement of inquiry.
Charity Reporters had gathered that MohBad’s body has been exhumed for autopsy to enable full fledged investigations, following orders from the Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and subsequently inaugurating a 13 man crack squad to thoroughly investigate cause of MohBad’s mysterious death.
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