Afrobeats singer Bella Shmurda has honoured the memory of his late friend and fellow artiste, Mohbad, three years after his death.
The singer paid tribute to Mohbad, whose real name was Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, in a post shared on X on Saturday.
“Woe to Evil doers. Keep resting Imole!” Shmurda wrote.
Prompt News reports Mohbad died at the age of 27 on September 12, 2023, in circumstances that generated widespread controversy and triggered public outrage across Nigeria.
His death led to numerous calls for a thorough investigation and justice, with fans and members of the entertainment industry continuing to remember the singer and his music.
Shmurda had maintained a close relationship with Mohbad before his death, with the two artistes collaborating on music and publicly supporting each other during their careers.
Since Mohbad’s death, Shmurda has repeatedly paid tribute to him through his music and public appearances.
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Among his tributes is the song ‘My Brother’, which he released in honour of his late friend. He also dedicated his R2 Sept 12 project to Mohbad’s memory.
Three years on, Shmurda’s latest message adds to the tributes from fans and colleagues who continue to keep Mohbad’s memory alive.
