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Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, better known by his stage as Mohbad, a Nigerian singer, said on Wednesday that the management team assaulted him after he requested a manager change.

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The native musician joined Marlian Records, which is run by Nigerian musician Naira Marley. Mohbad posted his video to Twitter along with a report that Marlian House’s managers had beaten him.

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The musician, who is wearing a white vest, can be seen in the seven-second clip with bruises on his hands, neck, and back. He wrote, “Only because I want to witness what they did to me at Marlian House and replace my manager, aka their brother.

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He said that his management may exploit the fact that he wasn’t intoxicated at the time of the occurrence as an excuse. He continued, “Dye always says something to bring things down, so I’m not too high.

The singer however added: “World, if you could aid me. Ich sterben.” In response, the singer suggested that Mohbad might have been “drunk” at the time he made the accusations in a live Instagram video.

“I wouldn’t have even bothered to explain it if Mohbad hadn’t produced a video about it since it’s not a major concern, it’s a family problem,” he claimed. Mohabad obviously lacked the necessary comprehension. He was obviously thinking incorrectly. Why, then, should I handle Mohbad or permit anyone else to handle Mohbad?

I have no idea how to explain it, but he seems to have stated in the group chat that he wanted to switch managers. Perhaps Mohbad and his management had a falling out, but the manager in question wasn’t my brother. I wasn’t sure what Mohbad (the speaker) was referring about. However, it appears that he may be tall. But once he’s back to normal, he’ll give his customary justification and apology.

Naira Marley also tweeted, “Mohabad has been under the influence of alcohol, which affects his mood and behavior.” I’m not perfect. However, all issues will be resolved amicably within the record company. “

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