Oladapo Oreoluwa, widely known by his stage name Lifestyle of Orezzy and a close friend of the late Nigerian singer Mohbad, has come out forcefully to refute the recent statements made by controversial show promoter Sam Larry. Orezzy openly accused Sam Larry of lying about his involvement in the alleged mistreatment and abuse of Mohbad prior to the singer's untimely death.
This public confrontation comes shortly after Sam Larry granted an interview with popular activist and outspoken social media personality Verydarkman. In the interview, which has since gone viral and sparked heated discussions online, Sam Larry attempted to clear his name and defend himself against longstanding allegations regarding his conduct toward Mohbad during the late artist’s lifetime.
During the interview, Sam Larry insisted strongly that despite circulating videos which show him confronting Mohbad over issues related to a performance refund, he “never touched Mohbad in his life.” He emphasized that his interactions with the singer never crossed the line into physical violence, a claim that many fans and observers have found difficult to believe.
In a swift and heated reaction, Orezzy took to his Instagram stories to challenge Sam Larry’s statements, bluntly labeling him a liar and suggesting that the promoter’s denial was a desperate attempt to rewrite the truth. Orezzy’s words conveyed deep frustration and a firm commitment to defending Mohbad’s memory against what he perceived as false narratives.
“Lie has no leg. It can’t run for long. Truth will eventually run over it. Karma is real. Everything we sow we shall reap,” Orezzy wrote, hinting that Sam Larry's actions would eventually catch up with him and that the true story would be revealed in due time.
In a separate post, Orezzy adopted a sarcastic tone to further criticize Sam Larry’s assertions. He questioned how the visible injuries seen on Mohbad in certain videos could be explained if Sam Larry truly had no physical contact with him. Orezzy pointed to evidence that appeared to contradict Sam Larry’s statements and suggested that the injuries were clear proof of abuse.
“Shebi na skin care dem rub am in this picture abi, dem no touch am. The bruises just appear out of the cloud,” he wrote, referencing a video clip showing Mohbad sitting in a car with noticeable bruises on his face. This comment further fueled suspicions among fans and supporters who have long demanded justice for the late singer.
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