We’re Waiting To Hear From Mohbad’s Friend, Bella Shmurda

We’re Waiting To Hear From Mohbad’s Friend, Bella Shmurda – Police

The Nigeria Police Force public relations officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, has said they are waiting for singer Bella Shmurda, a close friend of late rapper Mohbad, to provide information to aid their investigation.

Recall, that fast rising rapper, Mohbad died on Tuesday in a controversial manner.

The police on Thursday said they have launched an investigation into the singer’s demise.

The law enforcement agency had also called for individuals with useful information, especially friends and family members of the late rapper to come forward.

Controversial self-styled investigative journalist, Kemi Olunloyo, on Saturday, gave Bella Shmurda 48 hours ultimatum to go to the police and speak up.

On her X handle, she wrote; “Bella Shmurda I’m giving you 48 hrs to go to @PoliceNG and speak to @Princemoye1 or force CID Ikoyi.”

Police spokesperson, Adejobi quoted her post with the caption; “I am waiting to hear from him.”

Bella Shmurda had in an interview revealed that Mohbad attempted suicide after his fallout with Naira Marley-owned record label, Marlian Music. He also stated that the late rapper was receiving threats.

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