- CEO of Marlian Music, Naira Marley, opens up about former signee Mohbad’s mental health struggles and suicide attempt.
- Mohbad reportedly experienced multiple emotional breakdowns and confided in Naira Marley about his desire to end his own life
- Political activist Reno Omokri urged Naira Marley to provide a recording of their conversation to shed more light on the situation.
- Naira Marley previously released a video featuring Mohbad’s parents pleading for understanding and support for their troubled son.
Naira Marley, the CEO of Marlian Music, recently shed light on the concerning mental health struggles faced by his former signee, Mohbad, who allegedly attempted suicide.
The disclosure came during a conversation with renowned political activist Reno Omokri.
According to Naira Marley, the 27-year-old singer, Mohbad, had experienced several emotional breakdowns and even expressed a desire to end his own life during one of these distressing moments. T
his revelation came in the wake of a public feud between the two, wherein Naira Marley accused Mohbad of having sinister intentions towards him.
Naira Marley shared that Mohbad confided in him about the turmoil he was going through, emphasizing that only his parents could truly comprehend his struggles and provide the necessary support.
Reno Omokri, during the conversation, urged Naira Marley to provide a recording of their dialogue, given his claim to have recorded it.
Such evidence could potentially offer further insight into the gravity of Mohbad’s mental health issues.
It’s worth noting that Naira Marley previously released a video featuring Mohbad’s parents, wherein they appealed for understanding and support on behalf of their troubled son.
This plea came shortly after Mohbad had allegedly threatened to take his own life, further underscoring the seriousness of his emotional struggles.
In related developments, the results of the autopsy conducted on the late singer’s body have yet to be disclosed by the Nigeria Police.
Naira Marley, expressing concern for his own safety, has offered to return to the country if assurances regarding his security can be provided.
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