"Naira Marley's Wealth, Controversy, and the Pursuit of Justice for Mohbad" revealed

Apart from Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy, who are the prominent figures of the Afrobat movement that has gained global recognition, it's claimed that no other Nigerian musician comes close to matching their wealth.

This individual is exceptionally wealthy and incredibly liquid in terms of assets and resources. In the Lekki area alone, they own over 100 properties that are rented out for income. In Ajah, they are among the largest landowners, holding vast hectares of undeveloped land.

Their immense wealth is not solely attributable to musical talent, as they are not necessarily a better singer than their peers. Unlike many other musicians who spend a significant portion of their time touring abroad for Nigerian audiences overseas, this individual is primarily focused on local activities.

Their music style is explicit and caters to a niche audience, which limits their mainstream appeal. What sets them apart is a persistent rumor that they are involved in a drug empire, allegedly using their associates to distribute illegal drugs. One of their signed artists, Zino, was rumored to be involved in drug trafficking on their behalf.

Before recent controversies, this individual had a significant fan base, especially among young boys who admired their success and lifestyle, aspiring to emulate them. These followers, known as Marlians, passionately supported them.

During Nigeria's general election, this individual boldly claimed to have 2 billion naira in cash to offer to any presidential candidate, emphasizing that they were not joking.

Since 2020, this musician, known as Naira Marley, has exclusively used private jets for travel, spending an average of $5,000 to $10,000 to charter a private jet for hour-long trips within Nigeria.

Their immense wealth has led them to believe that they are immune to consequences, and they have demonstrated audacity in their actions. This confidence extended to their involvement in the Mohbad controversy.

However, the public response to Mohbad's case has been relentless. Nigerians are demanding justice for the young musician and have taken various actions, including bans on Naira Marley's songs by radio stations such as Splash FM and Agidigbo FM. Ebonyi State Television Station has also followed suit.

Moreover, over 900,000 people have unfollowed Naira Marley on Instagram during this period.

In response to public outcry, the Nigerian police have established a special investigative team to examine the circumstances surrounding Mohbad's death.

Naira Marley is now learning, in real-time, that no matter how wealthy you are, money cannot shield you from the collective will of Nigerians when they unite against you.

It is the hope of the people of Nigeria that justice will prevail for Mohbad, a young man who is remembered for his nobility and pure heart by those who knew him when he was alive. This is the debt owed to his memory and his soul.

Credit @Chimmanda