Abuja, Nigeria – (African Boulevard News) – Nigerian musician Naira Marley has been summoned by the House Committee on Justice, Youth, and Legislative Compliance over allegations of unpaid royalties related to his artist Mohbad. This invitation was extended to Naira Marley on Thursday, following concerns raised by industry stakeholders and the public.
The House Committee on Justice, Youth, and Legislative Compliance has taken note of the allegations made against Naira Marley and has deemed it necessary to investigate the matter further. The committee aims to ensure that justice is served and that artists in Nigeria receive fair compensation for their work.
The allegations center around unpaid royalties owed to Mohbad, an artist signed under Naira Marley’s label, Marlian Music. It is alleged that Mohbad, whose real name is Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, has not received the full payment for his music streams and performances. This has raised concerns about the unfair treatment of artists within the industry.
The House Committee on Justice, Youth, and Legislative Compliance is determined to address these issues and take appropriate action if any wrongdoing is found. The committee will investigate the payment structure and contractual agreements between Naira Marley and Mohbad, as well as analyze the revenue generated from their music.
Industry experts have voiced their support for the House Committee’s decision to summon Naira Marley. Music industry analyst, Adeolu Adeyemi, commented, “It is crucial for artists to receive the royalties they are entitled to. This helps to sustain their careers and encourages creativity within the industry. The House Committee’s intervention is a step in the right direction.”
Naira Marley, known for his controversial persona and music style, has yet to release an official statement regarding the summons. However, it is expected that he will cooperate with the investigation and provide the necessary information for a thorough examination of the allegations.
The House Committee on Justice, Youth, and Legislative Compliance is committed to protecting the rights of artists and ensuring that they are properly compensated for their work. This summons to Naira Marley sends a strong message that the Nigerian government is determined to address grievances and promote fairness within the music industry.
As the investigation unfolds, the public eagerly awaits the outcome and hopes that justice will prevail. The House Committee’s proactive approach in addressing these allegations demonstrates their commitment to promoting a just and equitable environment for artists in Nigeria.
The music industry plays a vital role in shaping Nigerian culture and should be supported by fair practices and robust regulations. The House Committee’s actions highlight the government’s dedication to fostering a thriving creative sector that benefits both artists and fans alike.
