Ernest tackles Joey Akan on Naira Marley and Cultism Activity Linking To Mohbad’s Demise

Ernest Booming of Freesmoke holds Joey on X concerning his recent view on Naira Marley

Music and cultism have a complex relationship in Nigeria. While music is a powerful tool for expression and entertainment, some cult groups in Nigeria have adopted certain music genres or songs as part of their identity or rituals.

Some musicians have been accused of promoting cultism or violence in their lyrics, although this is not always the case.

A few Nigerian musicians have been rumored to be involved with cult different groups to a point of projection.

The recent post by Nigerian musician, Naira Marley who was rumored to have involved himself in the death of Mohbad took to his X account to show no remorse about the occurrence of his late act.

Naira Marley Posted ;

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— nairamarley (@officialnairam1) June 12, 2024

Music Journalist, Joey Akan quoted to applaud the cancel culture for doing a great job while reiterating that Music and Cultism is a no match.

The Post :

I used to vehemently stand against cancel culture and the tendency for large groups of people to de-finance, de-status, and deplatform "offending" people.

But I was not accounting for nuance. The type in play here. There's a huge contextual divide between social justice… https://t.co/3UcdrupAja

— Joey Akan (@JoeyAkan) June 13, 2024

In response to Joey Akan, 1/10 of Freesmoke, Ernest, tips in by saying, the sentiment is too wild.

THE POST

This sentiment is very wild my bro, mixing cultism with music is not allowed according to uncle Joey, let’s form as if American hiphop and it’s Mob ties does not exist, uncle Joey. https://t.co/SPdk48jf0U

— Greatness (@Xtnx__) June 13, 2024

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