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In a less lawless society, some arrests would have been made and serious questions asked. The sustained trend of #JusticeForMohbad is a relief. At least, if justice appears slow through legal means, social media courts will continue to sit and pass judgment.

In 2020 when things went sour between Temmie Ovwasa and YBNL, I wrote for YNaija then and indirectly justified why YBNL dispensed with her. Hardly did anyone empathise with her in the least. Cynthia Morgan, May D, Runtown are a few of the artistes who have come out to point fingers at how they have been treated unfairly but who has ever got the support of the public?

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Not everybody will be like Portable who is brash and effortlessly goes to extreme lengths to call out anybody who wants to cheat him. If Portable had resorted to doing things the amiable, tweety, legal way like Mohbad, he might have been a forgotten person today. Poco Lee and Kogbagidi won\u2019t forget the Zazu crooner\u2019s tantrums in a hurry.

Mohbad has now become a metaphor for life in Nigeria, where true freedom remains elusive. You must compromise; you must submit to others; you cannot go it alone. This is precisely what prevails in many places in Nigeria. Who will save us? From where will help come? Society could not protect Mohbad, which is why many youths continue to die needlessly, especially in their prime, while society looks on. Now it becomes clear to me why so many youths came out en masse to demand justice. It signifies solidarity among each of us, all with bright futures, but some less fortunate than others. It is now, by far, a cry for justice, peace and fairnese not just for Mohbad but for our nation as a whole. After all, it could have been any one of them, even me. We have longed for justice and peace in this terrain of pain called Nigeria, when will it reign as we often sing in our national anthem? May the death of Mohbad makes a difference.

Even within the gloom of mourning, one can take solace in the fact that Mohbad finally attained the peace he sang about in the eponymous hit single in 2022. Even though, like a candle in the wind, it seems his light has been blown out just as his career was beginning to glow brighter, we believe that the name Imole will live on, through his music, and light a path for many coming behind him groping their way out of these mean streets.

The deprivations and sufferings encountered by MOHBAD, his parent and Siblings, as summed up in this Song, cannot be overemphasized. It was monumental and enough to derail any sane person. Though MOHBAD is now popular as a Rapper and Singer, but he may have been a better Professional in another enviable Calling, if all things have been properly arranged in the Society.

Speaking further on the relationship between the late singer, Naira Marley, and Sam Larry, he said, I will tell you what I think I know, they are a team of people involving a record label owner, artist, friends of the family but things went bad at the time when he (MohBad) wanted to leave the label and that is where I think the problem started from, plus a lot of evidence has been flying around, not even the case of bullying and all that but in terms of music.

Consequently, there have been a number of protests, as well as a procession of youths on Thursday singing his name and calling for an investigation while marching to a tribute concert with many musicians in attendance.

For years, the Nigerian music industry has been largely funded through proceeds of illicit enterprises, according to Foza Fawehinmi, a creative economy lawyer at entertainment consultancy, Zaeda Oracle. And financiers have frequently become combative, resorting to criminal tactics to recoup music investments.

The economy, social and political cultures of any society are only made firm and maintained by the care it gives to her members. When this care is lacking or inadequate, those cultures would begin a process of gradual disintegration and eventual termination.

MOHBAD, in all his songs have been very consistent in drawing attention to his life and there exists all through a taint of lamentation of a troubled soul.

In the verses, Mohbad reflects on the different situations he has encountered, describing them as things he has been through. He mentions dealing with frenemies, fake friends who pretend to support him but have ulterior motives. However, he remains resilient and driven, emphasizing that he is a survivor and a money chaser.He also mentions the pressure and expectations placed on him as a rising artist, where people only want to be around when he is successful. He questions the loyalty of his friends, wondering if they will still be there for him when he has no influence or money. Mohbad acknowledges the support of his mother throughout his journey, as she has been praying for him to succeed. ff782bc1db