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PARENTING: Mohbad's Struggles Were Hidden in Plain Sight
Unveiling Mohbad’s Secret Struggles: A Glimpse into the Widening Gap between Parents and Children
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In the wake of Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, (Mohbad’s) tragic passing away at 27 years, a poignant truth has emerged – the stark divide between parents and their children, and the grave consequences that can ensue when this gap remains unaddressed. His adopted stage name or…
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RIP to rapper, singer & songwriter Ilerioluwa Aloba, better known as
Mohbad (1996-2023)
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Mohbad- Ask About Me (2023)
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"No Peace for the Wicked.
No Sleep for the Wicked."
We Want Justice! Read about this case HERE.
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"The Responsibility We Share in Celebrating Naira Marley"
In recent years, Naira Marley has risen to fame in the Nigerian music industry, garnering a massive fan following and becoming a prominent figure in the world of Afrobeats. However, his ascent to stardom has been marred by controversy, and it's essential to acknowledge the shared responsibility we bear for celebrating him while sidelining the concerns raised by authorities.
Naira Marley, whose real name is Azeez Fashola, faced allegations of fraud and cybercrime by the Nigerian government. Instead of critically evaluating these allegations and supporting due legal processes, many of us, the fans, and the media, celebrated him as a rebel-hero figure, glamorizing his brushes with the law. This cult of personality not only trivializes the severity of the charges but also sends a dangerous message to young, impressionable minds.
Another disconcerting facet of Naira Marley's influence is his purported recruitment of talented young individuals into cultism and drug abuse. The allure of quick fame and fortune can lead vulnerable youths down a treacherous path, further entrenching them in cycles of violence and crime. It is essential to recognize our complicity in glorifying a persona that may perpetuate these harmful behaviors.
Our collective responsibility is to support a justice system that investigates and prosecutes alleged wrongdoers fairly. By turning a blind eye to Naira Marley's legal issues or actively celebrating them, we undermine the very foundations of justice and accountability. It is crucial to separate the art from the artist and hold individuals accountable for their actions, regardless of their celebrity status.
In conclusion, we must reflect on our role in elevating Naira Marley to a hero-like status, especially in the face of serious allegations. We can appreciate musical talent while also upholding the principles of justice and accountability. It's time to reassess our priorities and ensure that our admiration for artists does not overshadow our commitment to a just and equitable society. You can kill people in many ways, Mohbad has been dead emotionally long before the physical death
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#dailyafrobeat#afrobeats#music#vibes#africa#afrodance#afro#soundcloud#afrobeat#african#dailyafrobeats#mohbad#SoundCloud
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for all the grief swarming around, ìmọ́lẹ́ o le ku 🕊️🕊️
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Chike – Egwu ft. MohBad
Exceptionally skilled Nigerian singer, songwriter, and composer, Chike has illuminated with a fascinating brand new song called, “Egwu.”
To enhance the audiovisual experience, he teamed up with the late talented Nigerian singer, songstress, and rapper, MohBad who dropped an amazing stanza.
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In addition, this mind-blogging and jaw-dropping song functions as an installment to “Ego…
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Mohbad Ft. Nicki Minaj - Peace (Official Music Video)
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Mohbad Father’s Lawyers Ask Coroner To Summon Primeboy, Two Others
Mohbad Father’s Lawyers Ask Coroner To Summon Primeboy, Two Others
Lawyers to Mr Joshua Aloba, the father of late singer, llerioluwa Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad, have written the Coroner inquiring into the controversial death to summon Ayobami Fisayo (popularly known as Spending), Boluwatife Adeyemo (popularly known as Darosha) and Ibrahim Owodunni (popularly known as Prime Boy) to testify…
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Mohbad’s Management Reportedly Sues Mohbad’s Father For Defamation Of Character, Demands N200M (PHOTOS) Late singer, Mohbad’s father has been reportedly sued by the singer’s management for defamation of character as they demand withdrawal of his defamatory statement, and payment of N200M in damages. Mohbad’s Management Reportedly Sues Mohbad’s Father For Defamation Of Character It would be recalled that Mohbad’s father had alleged in an interview with TVC that his 27-year-old late son had a will. He had alleged that the will wasn’t signed but thumb-printed and he recently found out about it after his son’s demise. Mohbad’s management had released a statement denying the claim, as they declared that such will does not exist and it’s unfounded. A legal letter was allegedly sent by Mohbad’s management through their lawyers that Mohbad’s father has been sued and an apology Written by Kelechi Ofor
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We lost such a light; RIP Mohbad, Imole. A Gemini JUST like Tupac. Imole in Yoruba means “Light.” UGH I have been so sad about the passing of this literal ray of sunshine. He brought so much joy and light to my life during one of my darkest times. I played his song 'Peace' on repeat as a mantra. I feel like "they", the powers that be, the industry is really trying to snuff out the light. They are silencing movers, shakers, knowers, thinkers, the ultra light beams... THE ARTISTS.
While alive he voiced that he was bullied. He alleged that his life was under threat and sought police protection from many people. He was attacked and assaulted by many until the instruction of former record label owner, Naira Marley (who grew up in London). His fans burned down the home of Naira Marley right after his passing. The record label that attacked him is actually a drug gang called the "Marlians" with Government mob ties in Nigeria AND the UK. Mohbad cried out for help but no real changes were made until after his death.
Weeks after his death evidence has been pouring out on the internet thanks to the hashtag #JusticeforMohbad. Videos were shared. He was taken to the hospital and given an injection by a nurse. He instantly fell unconscious but they claimed he was dead. They instantly announced his death worldwide. As it turns out he was not dead, however his family & frenemies (in collusion) with the Government arranged his burial on land he bought for THEM. They rushed and buried him ALIVE so no one finger could be pointed at anyone. Mind you, they buried him worse than a dog with his neck bent in a coffin he was too tall for. This was torture and a group assassination. His biological mother was the only one not in on it.
He was so strong and survived underground for a long time before eventually passing away. They only exhumed (brought up) his body once enough time had passed that they knew he was dead. Now they are doing an autopsy on his body and the Government has taken weeks (so far) for this process. I think they are testing why the many injections they forced him to take prior to his death did not kill him. He still has not had a proper burial. This followers are just waiting in anticipation for what will come next.
Mohbad started speaking out against the Gov. in 2020. He was against police brutality. He believed in the power of the people. Let’s be clear that this man was a freedom fighter & a pacifist. As tragic as the loss has been it’s been equally awe inspiring seeing his spark of light ignite the world, just as he envisioned it would.
The craziest thing about Mohbad's death is that being the genius Gemini artist that he was he left us a road map up evidence; in the form of art but also receipts and legal filings. Everything is on his Twitter or "X" account @iammohbad_ and it's well organized. He intended for the songs to come out after death because his life was too under threat. Just as Tupac he spoke of his own death. There is really no way his oppressors can lie their way out of this one - although they will try their hardest.
If anyone thinks it's an accident or coincidence that a young black male artist whose #1 single was "Peace" and last album was titled: "Blessed" was killed... you're mistaken. To me he's now the African Tupac; he had the same faith with similar complications after he chose to leave a record label. He was a purist of strong faith, like Pac who would not abide by their unhealthy lifestyle and they dragged him to the grave for it. You see, it’s deeper than just a senseless brutal death - because it was spiritual warfare with a touch of malicious jealousy. Jealousy seems to be the real pandemic right now.
When you shine too brightly so many aim to dim that light and to drag it into the mud. But the sun always rises in the morning and Mohbad's light and legacy will now beam even brighter as the entire WORLD stands up and comes together for his justice.
Why is it important as an American to note happenings in Nigeria > Ghana > India etc. ? Because all these locations were also originally colonized by the British and are all on a similar timeline of late stage capitalism. Unity IS community... internationally. Late stage #capitalism is a breeding ground for jealousy & hatred of those who can get it on their own - who can get money outside of the system and who do what we love. This was done as a message. This is disrespectful to EVERY single #artist no matter the background around the WORLD.
They don’t want us to have joy. They don’t want us to have peace. They don’t want us to find community. Without those elements present Capitalism thrives!
But I am thankful I found his music at the time I did! Music is healing and transformative. Thank you Mohbad for the love, light and legacy you left behind. Your sunshine didn't go in vein. You will always bring joy to my life!
~ B
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