Naira Marley Issues Final Warning Over Accusation Of Killing Mohbad, Threatens To Sue K-Solo

Nigerian controversial singer, Afeez Fashola, known as Naira Marley, has threatened lawsuits against Nigerian record producer, Solomon Oyeniyi, better known as K-Solo.

Naija News recalls that in September, K-Solo had accused Naira Marley of having a hand in the tragic death of his former signee, Mohbad.

Speaking on Channels TV’s programme, Rubbin’ Minds, K-Solo said: “Naira Marley can’t tell me he is not involved. He has a hand in Mohbad’s death”

In a statement released on Thursday, Naira Marley’s media team disclosed that it will initiate legal action against K-Solo for defamation of character.

The team also warned two famous Nollywood actresses spearheading the allegation that the ‘Yahoo Boy’ crooner was involved in Mohbad’s death, adding that anyone who makes any allegation against the singer henceforth will face the full weight of the law.

The statement reads, “The legal team representing Naira Marley will be initiating legal action against K-Solo for defamation of character. It is essential to emphasize that making unfounded allegations and false statements can have far-reaching consequences.

“Accusations of this nature not only tarnish the image of the accused but also perpetuate baseless claims that have spread like wildfire because elements like K-Solo and others (especially two known actresses) have spearheaded the campaign of calumny against the person of Naira for reasons best known to them.

“In the past, we kept quiet because we wanted to honour the memory of the dead and honour the relationship with him, but we realized many people are setting a negative agenda and spreading a negative narrative against Naira Marley. We will no longer fold our hands and watch people with a negative agenda drag Naira Marley.

“From this moment on, anyone who alleges must present concrete proof not only on the Internet but also in a Court of Law. Every falsehood and rumor will be met with severity and full weight of the law.”