Ruth Kadiri’s Critique of Naira Marley and Reno Omokri’s Interview
Nollywood actress Ruth Kadiri has expressed her criticism regarding the tell-all interview conducted by former presidential media aide, Reno Omokri, with controversial Nigerian singer, Naira Marley.
The interview centered on the circumstances surrounding the tragic death of Naira Marley’s former signee, Mohbad.
Naira Marley’s Interview and Revelations
In the interview, Naira Marley shared a video of his last conversation with Mohbad, shedding light on the late singer’s struggles with suicidal thoughts.
He emphasized that he bore no direct or indirect responsibility for Mohbad’s passing. Naira Marley clarified that he was out of the country when the tragic incident occurred, and he maintained a cordial relationship with Mohbad prior to the incident.
He also expressed his readiness to cooperate with any police investigation, provided that his safety would be guaranteed.
Ruth Kadiri’s Concern for Legal Resolution
Reacting to the interview and the discussions it sparked on social media, Ruth Kadiri took to her Instagram page to voice her concerns.
She questioned the necessity of discussing such a sensitive matter on social media platforms.
Kadiri pondered whether, if Nigeria had well-established laws and mechanisms, such discussions would even take place in this manner.
A Plea for Justice and a Wish for Better Circumstances
In her Instagram post, Ruth Kadiri expressed her hope that Nigeria would not subject anyone to the circumstances surrounding Mohbad’s death.
She emphasized the importance of justice and appeared to lament the absence of effective legal avenues for addressing such issues.
Ruth Kadiri’s critique highlights the broader societal issues that can arise when sensitive and potentially complex matters are discussed and debated in the realm of social media, raising questions about the role of legal institutions and processes in resolving such cases.
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