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Uncle Creg was one of the most outstanding, intelligent, generous and hospitable individuals we have ever encountered.

Uncle Creg was the kind of man everyone naturally leaned toward. He had a warm, effortless smile that made you feel seen, and a laugh that could fill an entire house with comfort. Children adored him because he listened to their endless stories as if they were the most important tales ever told. Adults trusted him because he spoke with quiet intelligence, never rushing, always thoughtful.

He had a way of making life feel simple.

He was not our biological relative, he was a neighbour but we were so close. The kind of closeness that made us leave our entrance gate key with him, leave our younger ones with him when he was around. He became our dear uncle Creg.

“Life isn’t about rushing to be first,” he once told us, leaning back in his chair. “It’s about knowing where you’re going.”

We believed him. We believed everything he said.

He helped with homework, gave advice about friendships, and always seemed to understand things before anyone else did. To us, he wasn’t just an uncle—he was the person we trusted more than anyone… even more than ourselves.

That’s what made it hurt so much.

It started quietly. Missed calls. Broken promises. Small things at first—things we excused. “He’s just busy,” we said. “He’ll come around.” But the gaps grew wider. The laughter faded. The man who once showed up for everything began to disappear from the moments that mattered most.

Then came the day everything changed.

We found out that Uncle Creg had made a choice—one that shook the entire family. He had been hiding something for a long time. A decision that wasn’t just a mistake, but a betrayal of the trust we had placed in him so deeply. It wasn’t just what he did—it was the silence, the distance, the way he let us keep believing in a version of him that was no longer real.

The house that once echoed with his laughter fell into a heavy, unfamiliar quiet.

No one knew what to say.

“How could he?” someone whispered.

But no one had an answer. Continues in Part 2.

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I Have No Hand In The Death Of Mohbad - Naira Marley

Popular singer, Azeez Fashola, otherwise known as, Naira Marley, has said that he knows nothing about the death of his former signee, Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba known as Mohbad.

Naira Marley, who took to his verified Instagram handle, on Tuesday said he soon return to Nigeria to clear his name.

He said: “In the last few days, there has been a lot of onslaught on my person and reputation globally over the death of my former signee.

“All manner of stories has been woven against me in respect of his untimely death, I have not only been in shock over the death of the deceased whom I considered to be my brother and member of our music family, but over the various lies spread and threats against me.

“Before I progress further, let me say that as it is traumatic for a lot of people to bear the reality of Ileri’s death so it is to me.

“May his gentle soul continue to rest in peace and may God grant his family the fortitude to bear his loss.

“Permit me to categorically state that I have no hand in the death of Ilerioluwa, either directly or indirectly, it not unusual in the industry. just like in several other industries to have family friction, even amongst blood relatives.

“Truly, we had our own share of misunderstandings whilst working together, but the disagreement between us was never to the extent being painted by some hirelings.

“It never degenerated to the extent of wishing each other death. Even at that, we were resolving our business disputes legally before he had passed.

“I have chosen not to say anything since due to being distraught over his death and in order not to jeopardise the investigation being carried out by the government agencies.

“In addition, I have been out of the country since the 31st of August, 2023 and l’m yet to return.

“In light of the police invitation, I am making arrangements to return to the country to assist the investigation and give my version of the events.

“I am fully cooperating with the Police team and certainly have no reason to be a fugitive when I have no hand in his death.

“I am certain that the culprit behind his death and has a vendetta against me and are fuelling public opinions to have me lynched for reasons known to them.

“In due time the circumstances surrounding Mohbad’s death will be unveiled and the world will know the truth.

“This kind scenario of attempting to set someone up is not novel in industry as other great musicians have experienced the same and came out better and stronger.

“Mine will not be an exception as l am innocent of the accusations.

"Mohbad left the label in September 2022, the label accepted his departure, Marlian Music did not stop or interfere with his career or releases since and he has been with one RPM.

"Legal efforts were made to reconcile his concerns regarding the work we had done together.”

“The rumours regarding the label being a drug cartel are untrue. I am not a drug lord, neither do I, Marley, belong to any cult or fraternity.

“I’m dedicated to proving my innocence and I’m cooperating with the authorities to clear my name with sufficient evidence.

“Marlian music is an independent label run by a small intimate team. We run a legitimate label that focuses on championing exceptional talent, breaking new acts and nurturing them.

“I will like to clearly state that I have never fought or attacked Mohbad. For the avoidance of doubt I have never instructed anyone, friend, known associates or fans to attack, bully or harass Mohbad.

“With regards to the talent on the label, none of our artistes ever fought or mistreated Mohbad.

“I share my deepest condolences to the family. Let’s be mindful as we seek justice to focus on supporting the police and authorities with relevant information and evidence surrounding his death so that those responsible will be apprehended.

“l am positive that at the end of the day the truth will prevail and I shall be exonerated.

“My lawyers are already in touch with the police and government agencies and will support in every way necessary.

“Without a doubt I will honour his memory and I promise to do right by him and his family.”

Mohbad died on September 12 and was subsequently buried on September 13 in the Ikorodu area of Lagos, sparking controversies about his actual cause of death.