Singers Rema and Oxlade have recently come under scrutiny from social media users for their tributes to their late colleague Oladimeji Aloba popularly known as Mohbad.
Rema took to his Instagram story on Sunday with a picture of the late 27-year-old with a message expressing his pain in not seeing the latter’s message.
“No one deserves to go like this. I’m hurt I never saw your DM. You wrote “Peace of mind” was your favourite song. Now it’s too late to write you back. God’s angels be with you, Rest well King,” Rema wrote.
Oxlade through a now-deleted Instagram story posted on Monday a screenshot of the messages Mohbad sent to him with an indication that the latter’s account was restricted.
Social media users expressed their displeasure at them being unable to reply Mohbad’s messages but give tributes to him after his death.
Oxlade then posted a screenshot of conversations with the late singer after the backlash.
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Mohbad died in Lagos on Tuesday, September 12 and was Wednesday the next day.
He was nominated for Best Street Hip-Hop Artiste at the recently concluded 16th Headies Awards for his song ‘Peace’.
