Nollywood actress and activist, Tonto Dikeh has slammed award-winning street singer, Naira Marley over his series of questions for Nigerians.
Naijaset reported hours ago that Naira Marley had caused a stir online with his series of questions over his former signee, Mohbad’s death.
Naira Marley had called for an investigation into his death questioning the singer’s last movement and activities.
Noting how Mohbad deserves a befitting burial, he called for light to be shed on his death.
Reacting to it via her Instagram page, Tonto slammed him for his questions as she queried him over Sam Larry’s whereabouts.
Telling him to shut up, she told him not to take Mohbad’s fans for a fool, while adding that he looks prettier with his mouth closed.
“Is Naira Marley playing with us? What the fuck is that letter you posted? Who are you asking questions? Where is Larry Sam you sent to frustrate Mohbad with a cutlass (and people were thinking it’s a cane…Look well)? I will suggest You better SHUT UP (you look prettier with your mouth closed anyway) and keep dancing on Snapchat while we seek justice.
The last thing you will want to do is TAKE (US) MOHBAD’S Fans for a fool”.
Recall Naira Marley became hated overnight after a video of his aide, Sam Larry assaulting Mohbad surfaced online.
In the video, Mohbad was shooting a music video with Zlatan in a wheelchair when Sam Larry stormed the location carrying a matchet and other weapons.
Following the viral video, many stormed his Instagram page, demanding an explanation for the brutality.
This led Larry to at first, restrict his comment section, then later deactivate his page.
Speaking out on it, he declared his love for Mohbad as he said that the video occurred last year. Additionally, he claimed that the video featuring Mohbad’s bruised skin was from a fight in a club with Mohbad’s friend and insisted they didn’t harm Mohbad, despite his evident injuries.
Sam Larry is reportedly on the run and in hiding, while petitions and calls for Naira Marley’s music label and his songs to be banned have hit over 50,000 signatures.
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