Sodiq Lawal A photograph showing moment Nigerian musician Azeez Fashola, popularly known as Naira Marley was arrested by the UK police has gone viral on social media. The picture on a X (Twitter) social media platform with “@PO_GrassRootM” as profile name of the account was posted to falsely claimed that Naira Marley has been arrested…”
A photograph showing moment Nigerian musician Azeez Fashola, popularly known as Naira Marley was arrested by the UK police has gone viral on social media.
The picture on a X (Twitter) social media platform with “@PO_GrassRootM” as profile name of the account was posted to falsely claimed that Naira Marley has been arrested on Saturday.
The picture which went viral on different social media platforms including Facebook, WhatsApp, X and TikTok is with the titled “Have they arrested him in UK?”
Verdict And Verification
Zolexreporters authoritatively confirmed that Naira Marley was never arrested recently in UK.
It was gathered that the viral picture was part of the pictures of the arrest of Naira Marley when he was in UK some years ago.
Naira Marley and Controversy Sorrounding Mohbad’s Death
Naira Marley, has been under fire since the death of his ex-signee, Mohbad.
The unexpected passing of Mohbad, amid contentious circumstances, has profoundly shaken the Nigerian music scene.
As inquiries into the cause and specifics continue, a number of individuals are channeling their sorrow and frustration at other industry personalities, with Naira Marley facing significant backlash.
Nonetheless, various speculations have arisen regarding the lifestyle of the ‘Tejumose’ hit maker during his time in the UK.
Sharing throwback videos of the singer, it was reported that Naira Marley was arrested more than 120 times in UK in some years ago.
The singer has continued to loss followers on Instagram. His decline began as a result of the allegations against him, linking him and his associate, Sammy Larry, to the sudden death of his former signee Mohbad. It was alleged that they launched a series of emotional and physical attacks on the late singe
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