Naira Marley responds to the alleged remarks that he forcefully slept with Iyabo Ojo's daughter, Priscilla (Video) The online drama abo...
Naira Marley responds to the alleged remarks that he forcefully slept with Iyabo Ojo's daughter, Priscilla (Video)
The online drama about the supposedly formed group chat after the death of singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, better known as Mohbad, has gotten worse.
Remember that VeryDarkMan (VDM) said Iyabo Ojo admitted to having a grudge against Naira Marley because of something that happened with her daughter.
Reports from VDM say that Iyabo Ojo told someone that the singer had drugs and sex with her daughter Priscilla against her will.
Naira Marley, who has since responded to the serious allegations, was among the many online users who responded to the claims.
Naira Marley showed his pain and anger online by saying that the people who were spreading the allegations would suffer before death, in their graves, and even after death.
"Most of you will suffer before you die, after you die, in the grave, and in the next life." "Thank you."
As of now, the singer and boss of Marlian Music seems to be far from done, as he keeps posting mysterious things on his social media accounts.
A verse from the Holy Quran about the risks of fake news and how important it is to check things out was also used by the 'First Time in America' singer.
The verse warns people not to act on information that they haven't checked out, because doing so could hurt innocent people without meaning to and lead to deep sorrow.
He wrote on Twitter, "Believers, if a bad person brings you news, check it out so you don't hurt people without meaning to and then feel bad about what you did." (Quran 49:6)
Remember that VeryDarkMan (VDM) said Iyabo Ojo admitted to having a grudge against Naira Marley because of something that happened with her daughter.
Reports from VDM say that Iyabo Ojo told someone that the singer had drugs and sex with her daughter Priscilla against her will.
Naira Marley, who has since responded to the serious allegations, was among the many online users who responded to the claims.
Naira Marley showed his pain and anger online by saying that the people who were spreading the allegations would suffer before death, in their graves, and even after death.
"Most of you will suffer before you die, after you die, in the grave, and in the next life." "Thank you."
As of now, the singer and boss of Marlian Music seems to be far from done, as he keeps posting mysterious things on his social media accounts.
A verse from the Holy Quran about the risks of fake news and how important it is to check things out was also used by the 'First Time in America' singer.
The verse warns people not to act on information that they haven't checked out, because doing so could hurt innocent people without meaning to and lead to deep sorrow.
He wrote on Twitter, "Believers, if a bad person brings you news, check it out so you don't hurt people without meaning to and then feel bad about what you did." (Quran 49:6)