Nigerian singer and CEO of Marlian Records, Azeez Fashola, better known as Naira Marley, has caused a stir online with the lyrics from his latest collaboration, “Abanikanda,” featuring his signee Zinoleesky.
The track “Abanikanda,” which blends nostalgic beats with contemporary sounds, has been gaining significant attention since its release. However, the lyrics have sparked controversy, particularly on the one-year anniversary of the death of Naira Marley’s former signee, Mohbad.
Screenshots of the song’s lyrics circulating on social media include a line that reads, “Leave the opp boy in casket,” which has been interpreted as a direct reference to Mohbad. This line, meaning “Leave the enemy boy in casket,” has provoked anger and debate among fans and social media users, who are displeased with the apparent allusion during a period of remembrance for the late artist.
Nigerian singer and Marlian Records CEO, Azeez Fashola, widely known as Naira Marley, has sparked controversy with his latest song “Abanikanda,” a collaboration with his signee Zinoleesky. The track has drawn significant attention online, not only for its beats but also for its provocative lyrics.
In one part of the song, Naira Marley references his aide, Sam Larry, who was reportedly involved in threats against the late singer Mohbad prior to his death. This mention has fueled speculation that the lyrics may be directed at Mohbad, whose tragic passing remains a sensitive topic for many.
Naira Marley and Sam Larry have faced accusations from numerous Nigerians, who allege that they played a role in the 27-year-old singer’s demise. This has led to calls for boycotting Naira Marley’s music. The deteriorating relationship between Mohbad and his label boss, Naira Marley, had already been marked by tension, with Mohbad seeking to terminate his contract with Marlian Records before his untimely death due to ongoing disputes and alleged attacks from Marley.
The resurfacing of these issues in Naira Marley’s lyrics has intensified public scrutiny and criticism, as fans and social media users react to the perceived insensitivity.
Nigerian singer and Marlian Records CEO, Azeez Fashola, widely known as Naira Marley, has sparked controversy with his latest song “Abanikanda,” a collaboration with his signee Zinoleesky. The track has drawn significant attention online, not only for its beats but also for its provocative lyrics.
In one part of the song, Naira Marley references his aide, Sam Larry, who was reportedly involved in threats against the late singer Mohbad prior to his death. This mention has fueled speculation that the lyrics may be directed at Mohbad, whose tragic passing remains a sensitive topic for many.
Naira Marley and Sam Larry have faced accusations from numerous Nigerians, who allege that they played a role in the 27-year-old singer’s demise. This has led to calls for boycotting Naira Marley’s music. The deteriorating relationship between Mohbad and his label boss, Naira Marley, had already been marked by tension, with Mohbad seeking to terminate his contract with Marlian Records before his untimely death due to ongoing disputes and alleged attacks from Marley.
The resurfacing of these issues in Naira Marley’s lyrics has intensified public scrutiny and criticism, as fans and social media users react to the perceived insensitivity.
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