Tag: Azeez Fashola

A court ruling on Tuesday cleared Naira Marley and two others of any involvement in Mohbad’s death.

Naira Marley cybercrime trial has been stalled, following the redeployment of the trial judge.

Naira Marley was arrested in connection to Mohbad's death on 3 October 2023 and spent about 44 days in custody.

‘Justice for the fallen singer Mohbad is something very dear to me and millions of people around the world— I ...

Naira Marley and Sam Larry had been in police custody over the controversial death of rapper, musician and song writer, ...

The trial of Nigerian singer Naira Marley could not proceed on Monday as earlier scheduled by a judge of the ...

The EFCC prosecuted Naira Marley for the first time on 20 May 2019.

Mohbad, an ex-signee of Naira Marley’s record label, died at 27 under unclear circumstances on 12 September.

Mohbad had filed a petition dated 27th June 2023 to the police over an alleged threat to life by music ...

The court issued the order for the production of Naira Marley following his absence from an Internet fraud trial on ...

The development comes less than four days after Naira Marley's associate, Sam Larry, was taken into custody.

“There is a reason why the public is trying to blame me for their reasoning (Mohbad’s death), but everybody can ...

"I am certain that the culprit behind the death has a vendetta against me and is fueling public opinions to ...

The lawmakers also resolved to monitor the ongoing investigation into the cause of Mohbad's death.

Naira Marley said Mohbad’s death has left him heartbroken, considering the cordial relationship they shared in common.

“I don’t do drugs, I just smoke weed.”

The EFCC preferred cybercrime charges against Naira Marley on May 14, 2019.

The EFCC alleged that Naira Marley and his accomplices conspired to use different Access Bank ATM cards to defraud their ...

EFCC arrested Naira Marley, Zlatan, four others in May 2019 in connection with a case of internet fraud and money ...

The police spokesperson explains what police need to operate better.

The controversial singer flew from Lagos to Abuja in June.

The flight at the time was approved for a different purpose than flying Naira Marley and others.

None of the organisers of the concert has also been arrested or prosecuted.

Mr Sirika said the flight was approved "because it considered judiciary as part of essential services".

The defendants were let off on three conditions.