Why Nigerians Should be Blamed For Mohbad’s Death - Man Explains Using Bobrisky's Case

The untimely death of Nigerian artist Mohbad has not only left a void in the music industry but has also sparked discussions and debates across the nation.

Amidst the sorrow and questions surrounding his tragic passing, a Nigerian man has chosen to blame his fellow country people for the death of Mohbad.

He uses the cases of social media personalities Bobrisky and James Brown as a case study to argue that Nigerians should share some responsibility for Mohbad’s untimely demise.

The man’s argues that Nigerians have a penchant for supporting rubbish. He points out to the popularity and acceptance of figures like Bobrisky and James Brown, both of whom he believes are not role modes and should be applauded for their personalities and behaviors . These individuals have gone on to build sizable followings on social media platforms.

He also hinted at Nigerians doing the same thing with Naira Marley by encouraging and steaming his vile songs and behavior. He expressed that Nigerians have permitted the culture of “rubbish”.

GISTMANIA reported that the Lagos State Police Command has taken a significant step by inaugurating a 13-man special investigation team.

Mohbad’s passing has raised a lot questions and concerns that demand answers. The launch of the special investigation team underscores the seriousness with which law enforcement is approaching the case.

The team is tasked with unraveling the mystery surrounding the artist’s death and shedding light on the events leading up to that fateful day.

Also, the Nigerian music world has been gradually distancing itself from Naira Marley, who has been linked to Mohbad’s death. In a bold move that has sent, two major music channels, Soundcity and MTV Base, have taken the step of removing Naira Marley’s songs from their playlists.

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Posted: at 23-09-2023 07:26 AM (2 months ago) | Addicted Hero

ok na

Posted: at 23-09-2023 10:07 PM (2 months ago) | Grande Master

LoL..if you say it they'll say that's not the most pressing issue in Nigeria... people come out singing songs promoting yahoo yahoo, drugs, and prostitution...but Nigerians will accept him, with millions of social media followings...if you talk they'll say you should focus on the politicians... 

Posted: at 24-09-2023 09:44 AM (2 months ago) | Hero