Mobahd Biography, Music, Net Worth, Death Etc…

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Who is MohBad?

MohBad who died moments ago at the young age of 27, is a talented Nigerian artist and a rapper who hails from Lagos. His real name is Oluwasegun Oluwabamidele and he’s 27 years old. He began his music career professionally in 2019 and ever since he has released several hit singles, including “Komajensun” and “Oja Daddy”. His style is a mix of rap, Afrobeat, and trap music, which all together has made him a sensation in the Nigerian music industry.

Mobahd Music Career

MohBad began his music career following the release of his first single “Komajensun” in 2019. The song was an instant hit and became one of the most-played songs on Nigerian radio. His rather instant success was soon followed by other hits like “Oja Daddy” and “Gbas Gbos”. In 2020, he collaborated with famous artists such as Naira Marley, Lil Kesh, and Olamide on the track “Ponmo Sweet”. The song quickly rose to the top of the charts in Nigeria and made him a household name.

Mobahd Personal Life

According to the crooner, in his free time, he enjoys playing football with his friends and going to the movies. He also loves spending time with his family. He has three siblings who are all very supportive of his music career he said. He often credits them for inspiring him to pursue his dreams.

Awards & Recognition

MohBad has received numerous awards for his music, including Best New Act at the 2020 Headies Awards. He was also nominated for Best Rap Act at the 2021 Headies Awards and Best Collaboration at the 2021 Soundcity MVP Awards.

Conclusion

MohBad is one of Nigeria’s most promising new artists. With his unique style and catchy lyrics, he is sure to be around for many years to come. His hard work and dedication have earned him numerous awards and recognition both in Nigeria and abroad.

Mobahd’s Fight with Naira Marley

Rapper Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba aka MohBad has stated he has no plans to ever return to his former record label.
On the ‘Big Friday Show’ with reality TV star, Tacha, the musical act delved briefly into the saga-cum-split from his former boss and record label, Naira Marley and Marlian Music respectively.

When asked to address the matter without necessarily giving too much detail, the 27-year-old artiste stated: “We just had a split, you know. From Marlian music to Imolenization. We just wanted to be on our own but it didn’t come easy.
“Doing my own thing, I’m happy being all by myself because that’s what I wanted ever since. It’s been more difficult, normal cos nothing good comes easy.”

On reneging on his exit from his former record label, Mohbad said: “There’s nothing that has made me consider going back to Marlian Music. It’s forward ever. Ajeh!

“Between Naira Marley and I, it’s ‘Hi, hi’ from far, you know”, he added when quizzed on their relationship moving forward.
In October 2022, Mohbad officially ended his contract with Naira Marley’s record label, Marlian Music.

His legal team recently served a letter of termination to Marlian Records alleging criminal acts of assault and battery against their client.
The termination notice issued on Tuesday, October 25, 2022; accused the Marlian boss of orchestrating constant attacks on Mohbad.
Furthermore, it claimed the music executive had failed to pay advances owed to Mohbad and royalties due him from his intellectual property since 2019.

Prior to the contract termination notice, the singer via his Twitter handle recounted how he was allegedly assaulted by his record label owner, Marlian.

In a series of tweets, Mohbad narrated the events that led to the assault of some of his guys and himself right inside the Marlian house after reportedly demanding a change of manager.

He emphasized while they were being assaulted Naira Marley was present and as a matter of fact, ‘coordinated some of the attacks as he instructed the boys to beat them up.’