“MohBad’s Story Carries Loads of Messages”: Ex-Star Reacts to Singer’s Death, Naira Marley’s Ordeal

• MohBad’s controversial death has continued to garner reactions from Nigerians at home and in the diaspora
• Former Nigerian international, Peter Ijeh has aired his opinion with bullet points on his Facebook page
• Nigerians have continued to demand justice, which has sparked protests in some parts of the country

Former Nigerian international, Peter Ijeh has expressed concerns over the tragic situation of Nigerian singer MohBad, who passed away on Tuesday, September 12.

The “Feel Good” crooner passed away in controversial circumstances, and Nigerians are demanding justice, which has sparked protests in several parts of the country.

And Ijeh, who had five caps for the national team, disclosed that the story of the former Marlian Record signee carries a lot of messages.

Business Day reports that Lagos-based fans and mourners at Ikate, Lekki, have joined in the call for justice for the music artiste.

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In his take on the saga, the former Julius Berger FC star said that many oppressive scenarios sent the singer into depression.

The 46-year-old shared his concerns in eleven points:

"A mom who wasn’t there for more than a decade. He sang in one of his songs.

"A dad that was spewing only God knows what!! Even wanna bury the young lad at midnight.

"No fatherhood figure and no mentorship.

"He learnt life on the streets.

"Friends that he called friends but are frenemies.

"A wife he accused for the public to hold her responsible if he dies

"A record label CEO he also accused for the public to hold them responsible.

"The nurse plus injection.

"The white water he drank last, what’s the composition of it?

"The worst that can happen to any human is to be accused and labelled as a killer without justification.

"The many oppressive scenarios landed him into depression. Depression that has been there for a long time that was ignored."

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Maduka Okoye mourns MohBad’s death

Sports Brief earlier reported that Maduka Okoye has joined the long queue of celebrities who have taken to social media to express their condolences over the death of the Peace crooner.

The former Watford goalkeeper took to his official page on X (formerly Twitter) to express his grief concerning the young musician's death.

The Udinese shot-stopper quoted a tweet from MohBad's page that confirmed his death and added the caption: "R.I.P. Imole".