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rayray2020:
Rip mobad

Watch video below
https://xcashify.com/mohbads-cousin-darosha-shares-the-interview-he-did-for-him/

He is jus everywhere, bt dey hid his Glory while existing.. now he is out shining!

Oga ju!
Dollar Rise, why is NAIRA going DOWN

Kayzz34:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3SLbmUI53g?si=2TSAAVEMo4tPTRmn

#mohbad #justiceformohbad

Friend like #BELLA

Yes na, isrealite went to war with Egyptian!
Defend your city!

Ay!

Islie:
https://punchng.com/nlc-mobilises-chapters-for-total-strike-fg-plans-talks-monday/?amp

LP working arm to rest na

LtChisom:
IS this all you can say?

Na werin my DATA fit carry spare be that.
Na 1G/ N 500 I dey manage

Chetas81:
same one gig 200 on mtn network

Eehen , e fit work on 3mobile Network make u share me.

Ellupee!
Dem dey pee as fear grip, grap & grab dem

Lolz.. GVR ?

Big case dem purchased so, if she defend herself na cremation dem go get but if her colleagues do, dem go enroll dem for Beans ticket programme for a very Long time

Abdullahi1147:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otcmAH0ModQ

Blogger no go make road to jail, dey confirm murder.. hunger wey turn u blogger, na beans u go chow for long time o

africamediang:
“We Will Sue You For N300M If You Don’t Stop Asking For DNA Test” – Mohbad’s Sister-In-Law Tells VeryDarkMan

Late Nigerian singer, Mohbad, who tragically passed away, is making headlines once again, this time due to a heated exchange between his family and controversial activist VeryDarkMan.

The activist’s demand for a DNA test to confirm the paternity of Mohbad’s child has sparked outrage and a stern warning from the artist’s sister-in-law.

Mohbad, a beloved figure in the Nigerian music industry, left behind his wife and a young son after his untimely demise.

However, the tranquility of his memory was disrupted when VeryDarkMan publicly questioned the paternity of the child and insisted on a DNA test to establish the biological relationship.

Read More About The News Click Here>>>>>https://hubgist.com/we-will-sue-you-for-n300m-if-you-dont-stop-asking-for-dna-test-mohbads-sister-in-law-tells-verydarkman/

Tooh! We Rest!

naptu2:
https://twitter.com/followlasg/status/1705478389283352738

Which mod no sleep ? Dey push FP fr midnight
No SLEEP for the WICKED

PaulNwosu:
No be everybody dey Naija. Some parts of the world are yet to sleep and some have woken up.

Xo MOD no dey 9ja? 😂 I see. Great excuse 👌

periphetes:
😂😂😂 ... Searching ..... Tracking ..... Location found !
It must be a Bomb 💣 take cover abeg !

He purchased wahala Promax for shikini money.
Op, we hope to read the concluding part when u back from the poetry Jail , thank U 🙏

AllBlack:
Most of the people going on PROTEST for the guy are suffering the same thing (bullying, extortion & intimidation) in their homes, school and work places but have NEVER protested for their own rights. They can not seek justice for their own selves but they are looking for justice for who? Nigerians are weird.

No be Op dey cyber bully h threatening people with is write up?

cutedharmee:
It's you and your family that will not make heaven and still suffer on earth. All the curses therein are for you and your entire family. Heartless he goat...

Ę report weyrey ara ę, him na ewu!

Editorialtimes:
https://i0.wp.com/thebureau.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Mohbad2.jpg?fit=828%2C1021&ssl=1

Kogi State, Nigeria - September 23, 2023

In a somber and emotional gathering, students of Kogi State University, along with thousands from neighboring institutions, came together last night for a candlelight vigil to honor the memory of the late Nigerian rapper, Mohbad. The event, held at a central location within Kogi State, aimed to pay tribute to the talented artist and demand justice for his alleged murder by unknown assailants.

The atmosphere was charged with grief and solidarity as students held candles and sang in unison, mourning the loss of the rising star, whose life was tragically cut short. Mohbad, whose real name is Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, had gained immense popularity in the Nigerian music industry for his distinctive style and lyrics.

Amid the flickering candlelight, students came together to call on the Inspector General of Police and law enforcement agencies to swiftly investigate the circumstances surrounding Mohbad's untimely death and bring the perpetrators to justice.

Flora James Ufedo, also known as Flora Koko, one of the organizers of the event, expressed the collective sentiment, saying, "Mohbad was light until the very end, and as we mourn the loss of the brightness he carried, we must unite to demand justice for his alleged murder. He wanted peace, and now he is resting in peace."

The tragic incident has left the entire community in shock and mourning, with many expressing their condolences and support for Mohbad's family. The vigil served as an outlet for students to channel their grief and frustration into a call for accountability and a safer environment for artists and citizens alike.

As the candles burned and the night sky bore witness to their sorrow, the students of Kogi State University and their peers from surrounding institutions vowed to keep Mohbad's memory alive and to continue pressing for justice until the truth behind his alleged murder is unveiled.

Source: https://thebureau.com.ng/kogi-state-university-students-hold-candlelight-vigil-for-slain-rapper-mohbad/

Set awon igede!

[quote author=Kennitrust post=125980954][/quote]Old CAT don drop Qoute!
Set ti wa obo lan do ! 🤞💯
Set awon baby mama days of deadbeat fathers ! Set awon 2 face

ItuExchange:
The meaning I found on a Facebook page looks bogus and superficial to me, knowing full well that Baa Wasi doesn’t operate a Facebook account.

I’ve long wondered what the meaning of PASUMA is. 13 years ago, one professional womanizer told me it could also mean one kind of aphrodisiac. He said I should go to a chemist and asked. I never did.

In most interviews granted by Wasiu Alabi Pasuma, I’ve not seen any interviewer asking the meaning of the PASUMA, since that’s not part of his real official name. If I’d heard him being asked such a question, I’m sure he would have answered.

I got no access to him, and I know he’s millions of fans all over the world (I’m one of them). I think some of his fans here would know the meaning.

Continue making great progress, Orobokibo creator. Meanwhile….

What’s the meaning of PASUMA?

Neteller here: www..com.ng

Cousin to Alabukun!

YoobaNesan:

Its a short sighted myopic mind View 🤞
ọ́pọ́lọ́ kukuru

E for prostrate bfr?
Ma tę'ju ilę mọ́'lę, ko ma ba dọ́ọ́balę.
Eyin lę fi Eko lę .🤞😂
The contractor card don burn finish
God punish politicians & citizens that work for dem to enrich their pockets

Thonyb:
Mrs Promise Aloba, the mother of the late Nigerian singer, Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad, has disclosed that the deceased was afraid that she would be kidnapped.

She disclosed that the fear of her being kidnapped led to her refusal to reside in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State where Mohbad rented an apartment and wanted to set up a business for her.

Narrating her last moment with Mohbad, Mrs Aloba disclosed how the deceased and his wife deceived her to stay with them due to the trauma he was passing through.

Mohbad died about two weeks ago, and controversy has surrounded his death.

The controversy surrounding Mohbad’s death led to the exhumation of his corpse by the relevant authorities.

But, addressing some journalists in the singer’s house, Mrs Aloba said: “I don’t tell people that I’m Mohbad’s mother because he was afraid I will be kidnapped.

“He took me away from Iyana to Ikorodu and promised to set up a business for me. However, I can’t stay in Ikorodu again; I asked that they should rent out the shop because I’m afraid.

“My child never enjoyed himself; he was always afraid whenever I came to visit; he found it difficult to sleep as he would be breathing heavily. They usually go to the police station to report.

“I spent 10 days in his house without knowing he would die, I just left here on Saturday, not knowing he would die on Monday. He was begging me not to leave, but he allowed me when I told him to go to church. He and his wife were deceiving me not to leave. He has not given me my feeding allowance because he never wanted me to leave.”

https://.ng/2023/09/23/mohbad-was-afraid-i-would-be-kidnapped-singers-mother-narrates-sons-ordeals/

Make una no distract us! This boy suffer o

#NO PEACE at all
REST IN PLATINUM PEACE ✌

Obviously, phone don dey show this one Shege! Wait for Data money to amount how much the Phone was PURCHASED
U will Learn! Still dey ▶️
But if you mean App I agree.
App & file size on my Fold 4 are damn big! But the picture quality madt!

omoadeleye:
Learn to read before jumping to conclusions,

Bros make u dey calm down bfr u jump to conclusion.

Na Auto-correct replaced it with suggestions words. Phone-iphone.

AsaBlackheart:
Cap. Na u type rubbish. No blame autocorrect.
Even your username sef no correct lmfao 🤣

Now I know the personality I am responding to , for u to say my USERNAME not correct! 😂
Set awon no VN no WA... half education

AsaBlackheart:
*Opulent not *Optulent.
Go back to school.

Go check my other account which i don't have access too anymore. N come back argue with me, no allow to know worry u mehn! My old account here has the name n can't open another account with same username, Res in Jesus name 😜.
By the way you were out of Data on 2G/N500 since?

Dandollar101:
NO BE TODAY WICKEDNESS BY RECORD LABELS START

The Story of the Epic Battle Between King Sunny Ade and Chief Bolarinwa Abioro

It was in 1974 that the news broke. Chief Bolarinwa Abioro, the Balogun of Ipokia, the Chairman of African Songs Limited, had taken his star musician to court! Everyone who knew KSA knew Abioro. Everyone who knew Abioro knew Sunday Adeniyi. Sunny was the son. Abioro was the father. What could have gone wrong between father and son?

KSA was the second artiste to be signed on to the stable of African Songs Limited. Ayinde Bakare was the first. Sikiru Ayinde Barrister was the third. Like most creative people, young Sunny Ade was more concern about his passion and less concern about the business aspect of music. His passion was to play music and to excel as a musician.

It was enough that Abioro – one of the biggest men in the music industry at the time – was ready to promote him. They brought documents for Sunny and his band boys to sign. They called it a contract. It could have been called any other name for all that KSA cared. Won ni ko wa je saara, o ni ojo ti wonu ju. Se ata ni won ni ko mu wa ni, abi iyo. You are invited to a free feast, you are complaining about the short notice, are they asking you to bring salt or pepper? Sunny Ade and his boys didn’t hesitate. It is doubtful if any of them read what the contract said. The most important thing was that they were going to become recording artistes. Sunny signed. His band boys signed. Everybody was happy.

The contract was for 5 years. However before its expiration, KSA had become a household name. His album, Challenge Cup, sold in excess of 500,000 copies. It was certain that King Sunny Ade was going to dominate the music scene for a very long time to come. African Songs Ltd knew a good product when it saw one. The management of the company didn’t wait for the first contract to expire before they brought a new contract.

The new agreement was carefully worded. KSA and his band boys agreed to perform and record exclusively for ASL for a period of five years. ASL had full copyrights to all compositions and recordings of Sunny Ade. ASL was entitled to the sole right of production, reproduction, and use of King Sunny Ade’s performance throughout the world. That was not all. During the period of the agreement, KSA was prohibited from rendering any performance whatsoever to himself, any company or group of persons. The contract also stipulated that ASL had the option to renew the agreement at its expiration for a further term of two years or for any longer period. Sunny Ade had no such right.
That was not all. On the sale of every album which price was then fixed at N6.00, KSA and his boys were entitled to a princely sum of 20 kobo. Yes, you read that right. African Songs would go home with the remaining N5.80 kobo. Onigegewura’s mathematics has never been good. He is just an amateur historian. You can do the sum yourself.

Still basking in the euphoria of his growing fame, Sunny gratefully signed again. His band boys signed. 20 kobo was still something. Orogun iya re da sokoto fun o, o ni ko bale, melo ni iya to bi o da fun o? You are complaining that the trousers made for you by your step-mother was not long enough, where is the one your own mother made for you? They were expecting their 20 kobo royalty on every album. Well, when the time came for actual payment, it was then discovered that mathematically and arithmetically, it was not supposed to be 20 kobo. They had not factored the cost of publicity and promotion! And since it was the artiste that was being promoted, he must be the one to bear the cost! After the addition and subtraction, Sunny was given 15 kobo per album.

KSA was not Chike Obi, the mathematician. But he knew that 20 kobo and 15 kobo were not the same thing. Compared with his contemporaries in the music industry, KSA realized that he was holding the short end of the stick. His colleague, Baba Commander, Chief Ebenezer Obey was earning as high as 70 kobo per album. Others were earning between 35 kobo and 60 kobo.

That was when Sunny decided to ask Chief Abioro for a raise of the royalty payment. The chairman listened patiently to KSA and his colleagues. He was nodding as they canvassed one reason after another why a raise was in order. When they finished, Chief Abioro flipped open a file he had on his table. He brought out a bundle of documents. Even from where he was seated across the table, Sunny saw that it was a copy of the contract he signed. “An agreement is an agreement. It is a binding contract!” The chief informed them. “This is what you signed. This is what you are entitled to! No more, No less.” He returned the documents to the file. Case dismissed.

But Sunny was not done. “Chief, this is not about contract. You are our father. Our request is for adequate compensation! Let’s leave the contract aside.” Chief Abioro looked at the young star the way a parent looks at a child asking for another candy. “Leave the contract aside? We should leave the contract aside?” The chairman asked incredulously. “You know, it would be nice to leave the contract aside. But you know what? That would be illegal!”
Haba! Illegality ke! . It was then that someone brought up the idea of requesting some of his friends to plead their case. Sunny agreed. After all, Eni ti o mo oju Ogun, ni pa obi ni ‘re. It is the person who is conversant with Ogun, the god of iron, that is usually given the duty to administer its rites. They went to meet Prince Okunade Sijuwade who would later become the Ooni of Ife. They also met with Chief Afolabi Joseph. Even Chief Ebenezer Obey was also requested to intervene as well as Chief Nurudeen Alowonle.

The eminent persons appeared in the court of the Balogun of Ipokia as ‘amici curiae’ on behalf of the musicians. Amici curiae are lawyers invited by the judge(s) to assist in filling briefs that may be helpful to the court in deciding a case. Our eminent persons argued their case like experienced advocates. They cited relevant sections of the unwritten Yoruba constitution. They cited Yoruba proverbs. They made reference to the story of Oduduwa. The presiding chairman listened to their submissions and summarily dismissed the case. Contract is contract!

Chief did not only dismiss the request for a raise. He opened another file on his table and brought out a new set of documents. Your guess is right! A new five-year contract! By now, Sunny Ade had learnt enough law. He had become a professional mathematician. He had obtained his Master of Business Administration from practical experience. He knew the implication of putting pen to paper. He applied for an adjournment.

The King of African Beats found himself in a quandary. His new songs were ready but Chief had threatened not to release any new album until he signed the new contract. And KSA was not ready to sign any new contract until the issue of royalty was resolved.

KSA remembered his grandmother’s proverb. Ti abiku ba gbon ogbon ati ku ni igba erun, iya abiku a gbon ogbon ati sin oku e si etido. If an abiku decided to die during the dry season when he knew that the ground would be hard to dig, his parents would also decide to bury him by the riverside where the ground would not be hard to dig.

Sunny Ade decided to release his record with another company. His plan was to use the album to bargain for a better deal with African Songs. Instead of the measly 20 kobo, he was confident that the chairman would be ready to pay him at least N1.00 per copy. The album was recorded in Nigeria but taken to London for mixing. What Sunny Ade did not know was that Chief Abioro was a master at the game. Before Sunny could get a copy of his own album, Chief Abioro was already in possession of the new record.

Baba Ibeji was composing fresh materials at home when the court bailiffs arrived. They served him with an order of interim injunction!
The court order was as comprehensive as it was broad. Sunny Ade was prohibited from sale, distribution, marketing, dealing, etc. etc. of the record. He read the order again. Even without being a lawyer, he knew the implication of the document he was holding.

With palpable emotion, his mind went back to how he came to Lagos from Abeokuta with only one shilling and eighteen pence! He remembered his years with Baba Sala. He recalled how he got stranded with Baba Sala’s travelling theatre in Jebba and Kano. How he did not see his mother for two years whilst he suffered to make it as a musician. He recalled how his first album sold only 13 copies. Now when he was at the threshold of success, this court order! With grim determination, he knew he couldn’t afford to quit.

He remembered his first day at Oshodi when he missed his way trying to locate Moses Olaiya’s house and how he was directed instead to Dr. Victor Olaiya at Tinubu. He recalled how he knelt down in the dust of Oshodi to pray. Immediately he knew what he must do. Sunny went down on his knees and with an emotional voice, he prayed and prayed. It was not the Sunday Adeniyi that knelt down to pray that stood up. He had become empowered. He had become emboldened. That same evening, he established his own label.
Sunny Alade Records was born! He didn’t bother to sit down again. He remembered the threat of Chief Abioro to bring him down at all cost. He needed a lawyer who knew his law and who would be prepared to fight his cause against the Magnate. He went off in search of Gani Fawehinmi.

Gani collected the court papers and looked at the claims. He looked at his client. He looked again at the claims. Chief Abioro was not leaving anything to chance. He knew what he wanted from the court. His lawyer had read the agreement between African Songs Limited and Sunday Adeniyi.

Chief Abioro wanted only four things from the court: a declaration that the agreement between ASL and Sunday Adeniyi and his boys was still subsisting; an injunction restraining Sunny Ade from distributing or selling the record; an account of all sales of the record; and N1 million for breach of contract.
I hope you are not sneering at the N1 million as being ‘chicken change’. Remember this was in 1974. The price of a brand new Volkswagen Beetle car was about N500 at that time. N1 million in 1974 was a princely sum!

On the day of the trial, the court was filled to capacity. Gani Fawehinmi was armed with every conceivable legal authority. The law books he brought to the court were more than enough to open a library. There were books on Contract. There were books on Human Rights. There were volumes on Intellectual Property. Gani even brought some books on Slave Trade.

The first application Gani brought before the court was for an order to compel African Songs to produce its statement of account over the preceding three years. The court granted the order. It was discovered that the company was making almost N900,000 every year from the sale of Sunny Ade Records. It was also discovered that the total sum that KSA received was N62,000 in the almost ten years he was with the company. How can you be asking me what is 900,000 divided by 62,000? I have told you that I’m not a mathematician. Please don’t ask me about percentages or fractions.

Gani did not forget to raise the issue of how 20kobo became 15 kobo. He also cross examined Chief Abioro at length on the onerous terms contained in the contract. Gani put it to the chief that the contract was in restraint of trade and that it was therefore null and void as it amounted to colonization of King Sunny Ade, a free citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and a citizen of the Commonwealth!

My Lord Justice L. J. Dosunmu listened patiently to the parties. His Lordship also asked the witnesses some probing cases. The court thereafter adjourned the matter to February 14, 1975 for judgment. It did not even occur to the King of African Beats that the day was St. Valentine’s Day. His only preoccupation was to find out the direction in which the pendulum of justice was going to swing.

On February 14, people started arriving at the court as early as 7am. The court officials had hectic time controlling the mammoth crowd that had come to court to witness the historic decision. In His Lordship’s judgment, Justice Dosunmu held that although some of the terms of the contract were stringent, that was not a ground for holding the contract invalid. In effect, the contract between ASL and KSA was therefore valid. As the court pronounced on the validity of the contract, Sunny looked at his lawyer. Gani signaled to him to be calm, the court had only resolved one issue out of four.

With regard to the second claim, the court held that since the records in question had been distributed all over Nigeria, there was no way the court could order them to be recalled. The court therefore refused to restrain Sunny Ade and his marketer, M. Ola Kazim from distributing the album. A tiny smile crossed Sunny’s face.

You recall that Chief Abioro was asking for N1,000,000 as damages for breach of contract. The court ruled that for recording with another company during the subsistence of the contract, Sunny Ade was liable. He was asked to pay N300! Yes, Three Hundred Naira! From N1,000,000 to N300! Sunny smiled for the first time.

The court having found that the contract was still subsisting, KSA was ordered not to release another album pending the expiration of the contract with Chief Abioro’s company, which was due in six months. Six months! What am I going to be eating? Sunny thought. Apparently, this was the only part of the judgment that Anti Wura, Buroda Alani’s third wife must have heard, and heard wrongly too! As if reading Sunny Ade’s mind, Justice Dosunmu said he realized that Sunny Ade would need to eat and feed his family in the six months that the contract had to run. His Lordship therefore held that the injunction was limited to only recording of albums and that Sunny Ade was free to do live performances for fees. His Lordship said that this was in order to avoid a situation where the King of Music would starve or be compelled to go back to Chief Abioro.

The Judge had hardly risen before King Sunny Ade jumped up to hug his counsel. He was free! He gave Gani a bear hug. He had learnt his lesson. Creativity and Business must go hand in hand. Years later, the King of Music recalled: “The lesson I learnt from the episode is that if an artiste is churning out hit records, he needs to keep an eye on the business side of things. If not, he would be in a mess.

(c) Written and copyrighted by Onigegewura

No be today!

press9jatv:
Listen to him well, His dad was his mentor, He learnt alot from the man......


Funke Akindele Ajuri Muri Okunola Igbos One Nigeria

Video credit: A . Ayofe

MOHBAD....

Listen to him well, His dad was his mentor, He learnt alot from the man...... 🥲

Funke Akindele Ajuri Muri Okunola Igbos One Nigeria pic.twitter.com/KJgwtWdQSV

— A. Ayofe (@abdullahayofel) September 23, 2023

https://youtube.com/shorts/escwOanr1xs?si=dJtwpabMqR_KWmMI

Nawa o! I tire

Mhizzard:
She too want donation for her child..the only person you can confidently lie against is a de@d man and it will be unlucky that he won't be able to defend himself

Lolz. Dead on arrive, she should secretly take care of the baby too.

Mhizzard:
abi nah
i don't really know why people desperately go as far as that just to achieve fame or whatever they wish

She failed on this! No distraction she wan see 40m in 1 week to bt na this is weak!

Thunder!

CrockvibesPRO:
Unveiling Mohbad’s Music Estate: A Shocking Revelation Of His Net Worth And Royalty Dispute – Kemi Olunloyo

Kemi Olunloyo, a prominent Nigerian journalist, blogger, and activist, has once again turned her investigative prowess toward the world of entertainment. In the wake of the tragic passing of the talented musician Mohbad, she embarked on a mission to uncover the late artist’s net worth, and what she unearthed is nothing short of astonishing.

In a recent revelation that’s making waves across the industry, Kemi Olunloyo has shed light on Mohbad’s financial standing at the time of his demise. Her meticulous research has unveiled a net worth figure that is both surprising and enlightening. As fans and the wider community grapple with the loss of this rising star, Kemi Olunloyo’s findings are sure to provide a new perspective on the artist’s legacy and the intricacies of the music industry.

Discover her findings from her research below:

MOHBAD’S MUSIC ESTATE: After my research monitoring streams and the Imolenization CAC search, I discovered that Mohbad as of today is worth N700M roughy around $690,000

Naira Marley owes him N~300M in song royalties😳On my X Spaces I mentioned the top 3 songwriters in Nigeria as Tiwa, Teni and the third person is actually Mohbad. Mohbad wrote almost 97% of all the songs at Marlian music.

Songwriters get royalties and I mentioned @SOCANFoundation as an example when I was a Canadian 🇨🇦Grammy Judge @TheJUNOAwards.

Mohbad complained that Naira Marley was holding his royalties and streaming revenues as well as downloads. They pretty much had a BAD BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP. Artist developers are needed in Nigeria. Remove the drugs and cultism and the industry will be super global. As you can see Davido came to represent the brotherhood despite the fact that I warned him not to step in Nigeria. Only the intelligent can understand that part. Nobody speaks against the brotherhood. Most music industry label bosses and the ones at the top have largely been silent. They are all affiliated with the same cult. They can’t speak against Naira Marley.

My suggestion as Mohbad’s estate hits one Billion Naira in days to come is a court appointed probate lawyer to take over his music assets assuming Naira Marley releases the funds. It will be a bitter court fight. He should have taken this to court a long time but people like Zlatan and Bella Shmurda told him to “hang in there.” These devil sent frenemies could have helped him. It’s like a woman being beaten by the husband and relatives tell her to stay in the bad relationship. The toxicity will finally kill you. Drugs abuse, hypertension, alcohol etc developed. All his major hits are in Marlian music plus all the songs he wrote for Zino and Naira all added to that N300M. The rest is from the streams and downloads from:

Spotify
Apple Music
Audiomack
Boomplay
Deezer
Shazam
Napster
iTunes
Google play music
Amazon music etc etc

Meanwhile you’re busy trying to find out WHO killed him instead of WHAT killed him and who gets his estate. His son needs a DNA 🧬 test to establish paternity and if that is fine, all his music assets should be put in a trust fund till he’s 18yo. I don’t trust his crocodile teary mom who abandoned him 15yrs, nor his midnight burial dad or the wife. His Imolenization team are the only ones with access to the revenues on his final project “BLESSED” It has blown with huge revenues. Everything should be transferred to a trust fund.

Know who you’re signing record deals with and terms of the contract. Mohbad wanted to leave but didn’t understand what it meant to break a contract. Shebi we saw a similar thing happen with Davido around 2010 with his first label. His dad Deji Adeleke had to BUY out his contract. I’ve been a music journalist 20 years today September 21st 2003 out of my almost 30 yrs of journalism. Also
a music publicist organizing events and doing PR for many artists like Nicki, Ciara, Sean Kingston, Dija, Wizkid and more in Canada 🇨🇦
Mohbad did not leave a WILL behind.
May he rest in peace.

Source: https://crockvibes.com/unveiling-mohbads-music-estate-a-shocking-revelation-of-his-net-worth-and-royalty-dispute-kemi-olunloyo/

More photos: https://crockvibes.com/unveiling-mohbads-music-estate-a-shocking-revelation-of-his-net-worth-and-royalty-dispute-kemi-olunloyo/

Seun Lalasticlala mynd44

Pele o! Una well done ESTATE AGENT

BaddestQueen:
shiiiii

Na u find trouble, navubdey go seek for help.

CrockvibesPRO:
Nigerians React As Davido Declines Water Offered By Fan At Mohbad’s Candlelight Procession (Video)

A trending video featuring singer Davido declining a drink from a fan has sparked reactions from Nigerians. The video captured the somewhat awkward moment when the DMW boss refused to accept a bottle of cold water offered by a young fan.

Watch video here: https://crockvibes.com/nigerians-react-as-davido-declines-water-offered-by-fan-at-mohbads-candlelight-procession-video/

Seun Lalasticlala mynd44

Iku ode niyen, iku ilé nko?