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Watch Moment Sammy Larry Chased Out Mohbad, Zlatan Ibile During Video Shoot

Mohbad’s Cause Of Death and who killed Mohbad are the questions of many Nigerians and other fans of the late former Marlian Music signee; the questions have revealed several untold stories surrounding the Mohbad death.

BrandNewsDay reports that the conspiracy surrounding who Killed Mohbad Imole has emerged and can be accessed as several fingers are pointed at Naira Marley, his ally, Sammy Larry and some of Mohbad’s friends who were reported to have betrayed him while he was alive.

A video currently trending on the micro-blogging site, X formerly known as Twitter, shows that the late Mohbad was bullied and almost assaulted by Sam Larry during a video shoot if not for the intervention of fellow musician, Zlatan Ibile.

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In the video, an individual identified as Sammy Larry was seen entering the location of the video shoot and ordered Mohbad to leave the premises while using some vulgar words at him.

Zlatan Ibile was overhead in the video pleading with Sam Larry in Yoruba, saying, “ema shey be”, meaning ”don’t do that” as Sammy Larry intended to use force on the late Musician to evacuate the location.

Below is the video where Sammy Larry Chased Out Mohbad and Zlatan Ibile During a Video Shoot

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Who Killed Mohbad | When Mohbad died?

Before his death on Tuesday, September 12, 2023, Mohbad accused his boss Naira Marley, and the Marlian record label of being after his life.

In a distressing video the singer appeared in before he died, Mohbad could be seen lamenting about his life which may be in danger as he struggles to make a conversation with a group of people.

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“I didn’t know these people have been hating on me; they have been doing bad things on me. Because of this issue; everybody in the whole world please help me, if I die like this, it is Marlian Music and Naira Marley that killed me…”

How Mohbad And Naira Marley Fight Started

The king of Imole, Mohbad’s management announced his exit from Naira Marley’s record label on Tuesday, October 25, 2022, as his legal team released a statement asserting that Mohbad’s exit was a result of the constant attacks he received, which were allegedly orchestrated by Naira Marley, and unpaid royalties since 2019.

Mohbad exited from the record label weeks after he took to Twitter on October 5, 2023, to reveal bloodied bodies, claiming that it was a result of being assaulted by the Marlian crew because he requested to have his manager changed.

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“Just because I want to change my manager who is their brother, see what they did to me at Marlian House,” he had tweeted, saying “World pls help me oo I’m dying inside.”

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