RibsNPacks Republic Releases Provocative Studio Song "I Know Who Killed Mo' Nigga" Advocating for #Justice4Mohbad

*Government Agency NDLEA and Prominent Figures Named in the Controversial Song

In a bold and thought-provoking move, RibsNPacks Republic has leaked a studio song titled "I Know Who Killed Mo' Nigga," stirring controversy and discussions surrounding the death of Mohbad and raising questions about justice.

The song, which explicitly calls for #Justice4Mohbad, mentions a government agency, NDLEA, along with prominent figures, Naira Marley, Zino, and Sam Larry, as perceived threats to the late Mohbad, even after involving the Nigerian Police Force.

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The leaked song has already garnered attention due to its provocative lyrics and the weighty issues it addresses. Mohbad's death, which had initially raised concerns and speculation, now takes center stage in the public discourse with the release of this song.

RibsNPacks Republic, known for its outspoken stance on societal issues through music, appears to be seeking answers and accountability in the wake of Mohbad's tragic passing. The song questions the circumstances surrounding his death and demands justice for the young artist.

NDLEA's inclusion in the song has raised eyebrows, as it suggests a possible connection to Mohbad's demise. The song's lyrics also mention Naira Marley, Zino, and Sam Larry as individuals who posed threats to Mohbad's life, shedding light on a contentious narrative surrounding the events leading up to his death.

As news of the leaked song spreads, it has ignited conversations about the role of music in addressing social justice issues and seeking answers in cases of alleged wrongdoing. The public is now eagerly awaiting responses from NDLEA and the individuals mentioned in the song, as well as any developments in the ongoing investigation into Mohbad's death.

The release of "I Know Who Killed Mo' Nigga" by RibsNPacks Republic has not only shone a spotlight on the need for justice but also rekindled a fervent debate about the intersection of music, activism, and accountability in Nigeria's entertainment industry. The song has set the stage for what could be a significant turning point in the pursuit of truth and justice for Mohbad and his family.

Listen to song below

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