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Primeboy Sues Late Mohbad’s Mother for N50 Million Over Alleged Defamation
Primeboy Sues Late Mohbad’s Mother for N50 Million Over Alleged Defamation
The ongoing controversies surrounding the late Nigerian singer Mohbad have taken a new twist, as his childhood friend, Primeboy, has reportedly filed a defamation lawsuit against Mohbad’s mother, Abosede Adeyemo.
According to court documents, Primeboy alleges that comments made by Adeyemo during an interview on March 28, 2024, were libelous, malicious, and injurious to his reputation. He claims that the statements, which were also published by a news outlet, cast him in a negative light and caused significant damage to his public image.
In the lawsuit, Primeboy is demanding N50 million in damages for what he describes as “libelous, injurious, falsehood, and malicious statements.” The statement accompanying the lawsuit further reads:
“N50 million in damages for libelous, injurious, falsehood, and malicious statements made on the 28th of March, 2024, to defame the claimant in the eyes of right-thinking members of society.”
Details of the specific statements made by Mohbad’s mother have not been disclosed. However, Primeboy’s legal team claims the comments have caused irreparable harm to his character and standing in the community.
The legal battle comes amid heightened public scrutiny over the circumstances of Mohbad’s death, with many of his close associates and family members facing media attention and public speculation.
Mohbad, a fast-rising Nigerian singer, passed away under mysterious circumstances in September 2023. His death has since sparked widespread debates and investigations within the music industry and beyond.
Primeboy’s lawsuit is expected to further intensify discussions around the late singer’s legacy and the strained relationships within his circle. Neither Mohbad’s mother nor her representatives have responded publicly to the lawsuit at the time of this report.
Afrobeats Star Skales Exposes Industry Betrayal: “They Turned Their Backs on Me!”
Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Raoul John Njeng-Njeng, popularly known as Skales, has sent shockwaves through the music industry with a bombshell revelation about betrayal by those he once helped.
Taking to his Twitter (X) page, the artist hinted at a painful chapter in his career, where several individuals he introduced to the music scene turned against him. Though he did not name names, his words suggest deep wounds inflicted by industry colleagues who benefited from his goodwill only to abandon him.
Despite the disloyalty, Skales remains unshaken, crediting God’s unwavering support for his resilience. He reflected on the best advice he ever received from his late mother—to never stop praying and trusting in God.
“One day I’ll sit down and tell you a story of how a lot of people turned their backs on me, including people I helped build up in this industry. But guess what? God never failed me even when I was isolated… Don’t you ever stop praying and trusting God with everything you’ve got… Best advice my mom gave me!!!”
His words have since sparked widespread discussion, with fans and industry insiders wondering which artists he may be referring to. Many have rallied around the “Shake Body” hitmaker, offering support and praising his resilience in the cutthroat music business.
Skales, a seasoned figure in Afrobeats, has faced numerous ups and downs in his career. However, his recent message suggests that the betrayals he endured only strengthened his faith and determination to rise above challenges.
As the story unfolds, one thing is clear—Skales is not backing down, and his success remains unstoppable.
Thuli B: A Gospel Star Rising with Grace and Power
Semakaleng Victoria Musina, widely known as Thuli B, is a name that resonates with passion, anointing, and sheer musical brilliance. Born in the vibrant town of Potchefstroom, Northwest Province, in 1987, Thuli B’s journey in gospel music began at an early age, driven by an unshakable faith and a deep love for ministering through song.
From humble beginnings in local churches and outreach ministries, Thuli B has traveled across South Africa, touching lives with her soulful voice and powerful messages. Her talent and dedication saw her enter the South African Top Gospel Star competition, where she stood out among many, making it to the Top 40 at the Soweto Theatre. Her determination only grew stronger, leading her to the finals at the prestigious Joburg Theatre.
Not one to back down from a challenge, Thuli B continued to prove her musical prowess. In 2023, she entered the Crown Gospel Awards – Gauteng Talent Search, where she made it to the Top 5, further cementing her place in the gospel industry. But she wasn’t done yet. In 2024, she took another bold step and competed in the renowned Gospel Song of the Year (G-SOY) competition. Her heart-stirring performances and undeniable talent earned her the 2nd Runner-Up position, a remarkable achievement in a fiercely competitive space.
Thuli B is more than just a singer—she’s a storyteller, a worshiper, and a beacon of hope. Her music carries a divine presence that uplifts and inspires. With each note she sings, she brings healing, restoration, and a message of faith that resonates with audiences across South Africa and beyond.
As she continues her journey, the world can expect even greater things from Thuli B. Whether through her heartfelt lyrics, energetic dance moves, or soul-stirring performances, she is a gospel star destined for greatness.
Stay tuned, because Thuli B is just getting started!
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