Nigerians Express Their Opinions On Naira Marley’s Arrest In Connection To MohBad’s Passing
Reactions have poured in following the apprehension of Nigerian musician Azeez Fashola, popularly known as Naira Marley, in connection with the passing of his former signee, Ilerioluwa Aloba, professionally known as MohBad.
Naira Marley was taken into custody by the Lagos State Police Force upon his recent return to Nigeria.
According to the Lagos Police command spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin, who made a statement on Tuesday night via his X (formerly Twitter) account, “Azeez Fashola, aka Naira Marley, has been taken into custody for interrogation and other investigation
Naira Marley is anticipated to collaborate with the police in their inquiry into MohBad’s death, which has sparked diverse reactions both online and offline.
In response to this development, various individuals have expressed their thoughts and opinions on social media. Here are some of the reactions:
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@daviscoaj: “Taken into custody for interrogation is different from arrested. What is wrong with people? There must be a crime before someone can be arrested and taken to court for fake charges, a baby lawyer will not accept Naira Marley to spend a single night at the police station as there is no evidence of a crime.”
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@official_adags: “The Police are gonna be done with Naira Marley by tomorrow, and he will be out of their custody or whatever, just like how we didn’t hear about Sammy Larry anymore.”
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@PHorpsiey: “Arrested and ‘taken into custody’ is different.”
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@Austinesmart7: “Good news for Mohbad’s fans… Justice for Mohbad.”
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@KanuArnold: “He will still make the same rehearsed statement like every other person before him. A big charade going on.”
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@succexxsis9: “This one wey Nigeria police they do everything coded. Camera no dey? Make una show us, make we see if na true.”
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@omorinmade: “Bold step to take, but if Una cover up anything…God will judge.”
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@FortuneVandera: “Let’s see where it leads.”
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@YouthspireNG: “An arrest is not enough. More has to be done for justice to take its course.”
