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‘Them Never Bury Mohbad You Dey Release New Song’ – Slamklef Slams Naira Marley
Nigerian music producer cum blogger, Samklef has slammed popular musician, Naira Marley for releasing a new track while controversies surrounding Mohbad’s death still lingers.
Slamming the singer in a tweet via his official X handle, Samklef described Naria Marley’s new song as noise.
CityNews Nigeria reports that the music producer further blamed the country’s justice system for delaying justice on Mohbad’s death.
Samklef wrote, “Dem never bury mohbad. Investigation still Dey on you run go drop music wey Belike noise for my ear. I no blame you na the justice system wey no get head I blame. If to say naija na country you for get mind drop any jam for now ? last time I check naija na jungle sha. Enjoy o!”
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