Nigerian singer, Seun Kuti, has called for a law against intimidation by cultists in all institutions.

He made this call following the death of Nigerian singer, Ilerioluwa Aloba, also known as Mohbad, whose demise had sparked speculations of cultism in the music industry.

Speaking during an Instagram live session with fans, the singer opined that Mohbad’s death was cult-associated, stressing that the menace had long existed in the music industry and was a scourge to the coming generation.

He said, “A nation of cowards !! We need a MOHBAD Law against cultist intimidation in all our institutions. Anything short of that is nothing!! The National Assembly must do this monumental work to protect future generations from this scourge. #mohbadlaw

“When I was locked up numerous police officers and their ogas told me their different cultist affiliations thinking I was one of them so they could help me, even the police are cultists. Now u are asking cultist to investigate cultists. #getthesax”

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Record labels won’t like this. You think don jazzy built a twin mansion in lekki by giving artists their dues. Funny how mohbad streaming increased after his death when everything will eventually to into nairamarleys pucket coz he owns all the royalties.