Since the controversial videos and speculations of Mohbad death began to spread on social media, Naira Marley, famous for his street songs and controversial remarks in the entertainment industry, has faced a significant decline in his follower count on social media
The controversy regarding his alleged complicity in the unfortunate death of fellow musician Mohbad is a major factor in the abrupt decline in his following base.
Naira Marley's follower count has decreased substantially; yesterday, it went from 7.4 million to 7.3 million. It currently has 7.2 million followers.
It appears that the trend of internet users unfollowing Naira Marley will continue.
The controversy surrounding Mohbad's premature death is one of the main factors contributing to this leader losing his supporters. Since the bright young artist died, Naira Marley has been shrouded in mystery and blame.
The investigation into Naira Marley's involvement in the terrible events has been increased by a viral video showing Mohbad being assaulted before his death.
When a petition to outlaw Naira Marley's record label, Marlian, received more than 50,000 signatures, the situation worsened.
This petition, which was started after Mohbad's passing, has gathered a lot of support. It highlights the extent of public concern and unhappiness with the incident's circumstances.
Sam Larry, Naira Marley's assistant and close friend, removed his Instagram page after coming under fire for his role in the attack on Mohbad, which added to the scandal.
The viral video showed Mohbad working on a music video alongside Zlatan while confined to a wheelchair. With a machete and other weapons in hand, Sam Larry interrupted the shooting.
Naira Marley attempted to address the situation by releasing an official statement expressing his desire to uncover the truth about Mohbad’s death. In the statement, he spoke the absence of animosity between him and the late artist, referring to Mohbad as a brother.
However, a recent press release from Mohbad’s team contradicts this claim, revealing that Mohbad had taken legal action against Marlian Music, Naira Marley’s record label, to secure unpaid royalties.