A cultist group known as the National Association of Airlords has issued a press statement to clarify that Naira Marley and Sam Larry, both of whom have been implicated in the death of young musician Mohbad, are not affiliated with their organization.
This statement arises amid the pursuit of justice surrounding Mohbad's death, with fans pointing fingers at his former boss, Naira Marley, and the socialite Sam Larry.
A portion of the statement, which was shared today on the microblogging platform X by user @nolimit9ja, explicitly states, "Contrary to any assumptions or claims, we wish to emphasize that SAM LARRY or NAIRA MARLEY are not a member of [N.A.A] in any capacity."
This development has ignited a significant reaction on the X app, with many Nigerians expressing surprise and frustration, questioning how a cultist group can issue statements as if they were a legitimate organization.
Here are some reactions from netizens:
@Skypond_ remarked: Una even get letterhead?? Eyin elerribu gbogbo.
[/p]@Gidtobar commented: Cult people done dey release official statements? Which kind country will dey self?
[/p]@cekzatlez inquired: Thank you N. A. A for sharing this. As you are in sharing mood and have shared with us the people that are not your member. Can you kindly share with us the people that are your members. Thank you
[/p]@_VALKING pondered: Air lords?? Is it an association for Nigerian Air Force?
[/p]@Iam_enriched questioned: When did fraternity become legal in this country?
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