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Bella Shmurda calls for justice, vows tit for tat

MohBad’s close friend, Bella Shmurda, has sworn to pursue justice for the late artist.
Bella Shmurda, a musician, announced on his X account that people who made Mohbad suffer in fear while alive will have no rest.
He also demanded that the police arrest the CEO of Marlian Record, Naira Marley, and another of his accomplices, Sam Larry.
Shmurda wrote: “In the past few days, I have tried my best not to carry my phone and type anything.
“But Mohbad’s spirit won’t let me rest, knowing I’m the only one who can make his spirit calm; those of them who made him live in fear and almost with nothing to feed on will also not get rest.”
He also called for the police to arrest Sam Larry and the entire Marlian music crew, stating that “if the Nigerian police are too weak as a body to fish these people out, we will do it on the street, legal or illegal.”
Fanning the embers of war, Bella Shmurda stated that “if they (the Marlian music crew) all ran out of the country, it shows that they’re actually guilty of whatever crime was said to have been committed by them, and they all know they should never come back, they should be banned from entering the country for life.”
While calling on various cult groups such as Aiye and Sealords to help bring those allegedly responsible for MohBad’s death to book, Bella Shmurda, who called for Tit for Tat, noted that “it’s our time to do our part for him.
“I want everyone to speak with one voice; let’s get him justice. All hands must be on deck. Justice for Mohbad.
“Fish them out, legal or illegal.”
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