Many, particularly on Nairaland, have asserted that Mohbad deserved the consequences he faced due to his earlier involvement in a lifestyle associated with gang activities and drug peddling.
This viewpoint is not without merit.

juman:
Seems I am missing something.
The guy was ardent drug user.
That's enough to kill person.

Roboto11:


The average Nigerian doesn't know what's important.

A drug user that likely died from drug abuse is who people are protesting over.

During the early stages of his career, Mohbad was known for creating explicit and not-safe-for-work (NSFW) content, as evidenced by songs like "Ponmo" with explicit lyrics such as:

"How can your p***y re-tight,
Shey your puna bitter, why the p***y sweetener."

His first album, "Light," in its entirety, predominantly glorified hedonistic practices and a wayward lifestyle.

Additionally, there was an incident where he was found in possession of hard drugs, whether through a setup or not, which further fueled the perception of his association with a questionable lifestyle.

However, it is crucial to consider another perspective.

Since his departure from Marlian Records, the majority of Mohbad's songs have taken a more wholesome and positive direction.

For instance, in "Tiff," he claimed to have quit smoking with the lines:

"I don stop to smoke di ganja
Modupe f'Oluwa, Hallelujah."

His final studio album, "Blessed," released in 2023, stood out as one of the better albums of the year, containing no NSFW content.

It was evident that he had undergone a transformation in his thinking, music and lifestyle.

In my opinion, Mohbad's journey reflects someone who recognized the mistakes of their past and actively sought to make amends.

His only challenge appeared to be the resistance he faced in embracing this change.

Na who or wetin come kill am

ForG:
Many, particularly on Nairaland, have asserted that Mohbad deserved the consequences he faced due to his earlier involvement in a lifestyle associated with gang activities and drug peddling.
This viewpoint is not without merit.




During the early stages of his career, Mohbad was known for creating explicit and not-safe-for-work (NSFW) content, as evidenced by songs like "Ponmo" with explicit lyrics such as:

"How can your p***y re-tight,
Shey your puna bitter, why the p***y sweetener."

His first album, "Light," in its entirety, predominantly glorified hedonistic practices and a wayward lifestyle.

Additionally, there was an incident where he was found in possession of hard drugs, whether through a setup or not, which further fueled the perception of his association with a questionable lifestyle.

However, it is crucial to consider another perspective.

Since his departure from Marlian Records, the majority of Mohbad's songs have taken a more wholesome and positive direction.

For instance, in "Tiff," he claimed to have quit smoking with the lines:

"I don stop to smoke di ganja
Modupe f'Oluwa, Hallelujah."

His final studio album, "Blessed," released in 2023, stood out as one of the better albums of the year, containing no NSFW content.

It was evident that he had undergone a transformation in his thinking, music and lifestyle.

In my opinion, Mohbad's journey reflects someone who recognized the mistakes of their past and actively sought to make amends.

His only challenge appeared to be the resistance he faced in embracing this change.

Abeg help me shout am make dem hear. He was on the path to living a new life but was cut short by those that felt mad with his decision.

Imole couldn't outside Mobad
He's will find Peace

ForG:
Many, particularly on Nairaland, have asserted that Mohbad deserved the consequences he faced due to his earlier involvement in a lifestyle associated with gang activities and drug peddling.
This viewpoint is not without merit.




During the early stages of his career, Mohbad was known for creating explicit and not-safe-for-work (NSFW) content, as evidenced by songs like "Ponmo" with explicit lyrics such as:

"How can your p***y re-tight,
Shey your puna bitter, why the p***y sweetener."

His first album, "Light," in its entirety, predominantly glorified hedonistic practices and a wayward lifestyle.

Additionally, there was an incident where he was found in possession of hard drugs, whether through a setup or not, which further fueled the perception of his association with a questionable lifestyle.

However, it is crucial to consider another perspective.

Since his departure from Marlian Records, the majority of Mohbad's songs have taken a more wholesome and positive direction.

For instance, in "Tiff," he claimed to have quit smoking with the lines:

"I don stop to smoke di ganja
Modupe f'Oluwa, Hallelujah."

His final studio album, "Blessed," released in 2023, stood out as one of the better albums of the year, containing no NSFW content.

It was evident that he had undergone a transformation in his thinking, music and lifestyle.

In my opinion, Mohbad's journey reflects someone who recognized the mistakes of their past and actively sought to make amends.

His only challenge appeared to be the resistance he faced in embracing this change.

Is he the first person to smoke weed? How does smoking weed makes one a bad person? You need to roll with stoners( strictly weed takers) and you'd find out most are the nicest people you've ever meet. Besides what exactly is your point with this write up? Was it the weed that killed him or was that enough reason to bully and harass him? Guy park with your self righteous

ForG:
Many, particularly on Nairaland, have asserted that Mohbad deserved the consequences he faced due to his earlier involvement in a lifestyle associated with gang activities and drug peddling.
This viewpoint is not without merit.




During the early stages of his career, Mohbad was known for creating explicit and not-safe-for-work (NSFW) content, as evidenced by songs like "Ponmo" with explicit lyrics such as:

"How can your p***y re-tight,
Shey your puna bitter, why the p***y sweetener."

His first album, "Light," in its entirety, predominantly glorified hedonistic practices and a wayward lifestyle.

Additionally, there was an incident where he was found in possession of hard drugs, whether through a setup or not, which further fueled the perception of his association with a questionable lifestyle.

However, it is crucial to consider another perspective.

Since his departure from Marlian Records, the majority of Mohbad's songs have taken a more wholesome and positive direction.

For instance, in "Tiff," he claimed to have quit smoking with the lines:

"I don stop to smoke di ganja
Modupe f'Oluwa, Hallelujah."

His final studio album, "Blessed," released in 2023, stood out as one of the better albums of the year, containing no NSFW content.

It was evident that he had undergone a transformation in his thinking, music and lifestyle.

In my opinion, Mohbad's journey reflects someone who recognized the mistakes of their past and actively sought to make amends.

His only challenge appeared to be the resistance he faced in embracing this change.

Go talk am for ikorodu ,ode

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Idonweak:



Is he the first person to smoke weed? How is smoking weed makes one a bad person? You need to roll with stoners( strictly weed takers) and you'd find out most are the nicest people you've ever meet. Besides what exactly is your point with this write up? Was it the weed that killed him or was that enough reason to bully and harass him? Guy park with your self righteous

Like Bro these ignoramus don't know shit. Aje no be lie I dey find stoner babe sef

Son. Who are you to judge if someone deserve what they got or not?
Judge not that Ye be judged
No reason say because na faceless forum Dem no fit track you beat

SkengRay:
Son. Who are you to judge if someone deserve what they got or not?
Judge not that Ye be judged
No reason say because na faceless forum Dem no fit track you beat

You obviously didn't read through.

MMempire:

Abeg help me shout am make dem hear. He was on the path to living a new life but was cut short by those that felt mad with his decision.

How can u dine with the Devil & become a changed soul overnight?

It comes with its repercussions

Karma is real!

Jesus saves!

ForG:
Many, particularly on Nairaland, have asserted that Mohbad deserved the consequences he faced due to his earlier involvement in a lifestyle associated with gang activities and drug peddling.
This viewpoint is not without merit. .

Is this a justification for killing him?

At your age, you can't even reason properly. If you are not typing like someone under a curse, your landlady is bullying you are dim-witted people are scamming you.

Your thought-process is so poor and your inability to judgments questionable.

Mohbad is slightly older than you and the way you're going, you won't live as old as Mohbad lived.

Go and talk all these bullshit for inside ikorodu...

Funny how u people condemn stoners, tryna get a deep stoner as a babe or friend... Damnn!!! They seem to be one of the nicest persons on earth

Even if he’s all you say he is, he deserves to be dehumanized like that

Come ikorodu,no dey talk trash online.