- Naira Marley, a singer who is rumored to have been cancelled, has reportedly urged for a DNA test to be conducted.
- The statement follows paternity allegations against Liam Light, the son of Naira Marley’s late signee Mohbad, who passed away recently.
- A social media video shows the singer enjoying a new song by Prince AK2, an affiliate of his record label.
Naira Marley, the reportedly cancelled singer, keeps tongues rolling with a video in which he insists for a DNA test.
This came amid paternity suspicions against Liam Light, the son of Naira Marley’s late signee, Mohbad, who died a few months ago.
In a recent video that circulated on social media, the singer was seen dancing to a new song by an up-and-coming singer, Prince AK2, who is affiliated with his record label.
“Who is the father of the child,” the Yoruba chorus of the song ‘DNA is Needed’ stated.
The video has subsequently provoked a flurry of comments from social media users, suggesting that Naira Marley was subtly shading Wunmi, the wife of his late ex-signee.
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@teeto__olayeni said: “Oga you are cancelled and irrelevant. Mtchewwwwwww.”
@remiasher opined: “Can u imaging? It’s the audacity coming from this guy. Naira should be the last person contributing on this issue but na wunmi fault too… All those supporting naira’s career after all the footage shown your kids will be bullied all their lives in everything they do, they would get to the same breaking point mohbad got to that led to him being depressed, vulnerable and suicidal and if naira contributed to mohs death it will be your own portion cause I’m surprised people still support this guy.”
@_.chinnel opined: “Wunmi and Mohbad’s family brought this upon themselves,if they had respected the late artist memory, kept their issue off the media and was more focus on getting justice for him,this fa-iled record label won’t have the guts to release a diss track..”
@mheenarh__ penned: “Na the family bring the case to this level. All family !ssues have now being brought to the public. Everybody come dey do anyhow untop the case.”