In the midst of controversies surrounding Nigerian singer Naira Marley, the artist has boldly declared his allegiance to the Marlian lifestyle.
Despite facing backlash over the treatment of his late signee, Mohbad, Naira Marley expressed unwavering loyalty to his Marlian fanbase.
Taking to his social media, Naira Marley shared the music video for his latest song, emphasizing his dedication to the Marlian movement. He proclaimed himself a Marlian yesterday, today, and vowed to remain a proud fan into the future. In a defiant tone, he questioned those who claimed Marlians had been canceled and challenged anyone to question his allegiance.
In response to his critics and haters, Naira Marley sent a positive message through his Instagram story, expressing gratitude for their attention. He stated that he was feeling great and thanked them for checking up on him, using the opportunity to respond with confidence.
Additionally, Naira Marley playfully declared Zinoleesky as the richest person he knows, encouraging others to acknowledge his wealth when they encounter him. This declaration comes amid ongoing discussions about the financial success and standing of artists in the Nigerian music industry.
Recently, Naira Marley received overwhelming support from fans during the shooting of a new music video in Lagos. Despite the controversies surrounding him, social media users noted that the love for Naira Marley extends beyond the online realm, emphasizing that he remains a beloved figure among his supporters.
Naira Marley, along with Sam Larry, faced legal challenges in connection with the death of former signee Mohbad. After spending over five weeks in police custody, the duo was released on bail in November 2023. Despite these legal battles, Naira Marley continues to make waves in the entertainment industry and beyond.
In a separate legal matter, Naira Marley initiated a lawsuit against actress Iyabo Ojo. He demanded a public apology for alleged defamation and false content published on her Instagram page. The lawsuit warned of potential legal action and sought damages amounting to N500 million.
