Reactions as netizens dig out video Sam Larry allegedly posted and deleted hours before Mohbad’s demise

Nigerians have dug out a video of Sam Larry posted and deleted prior to Mohbad's death


Nigerians have exhumed a video that was posted by the controversial socialite and associate of Naira Marley, Sam Larry just hours before the tragic passing of the famous singer, Mohbad.

The video, now circulating on social media, captures Sam Larry speaking about ghosts and asserting that they hold no sway over the living.

According to Larry, the notion of ghosts seeking vengeance on those they believe took their lives is a fictional construct, reserved solely for the realm of movies and not applicable to real-life situations.

Speaking in Yoruba language, he emphasized that once an action has been committed, it cannot be undone, and in reality, ghosts do not manifest to exact revenge or harm the living.

In a translated version, he said:

“When the deed has done it has been done. It’s only in film a ghost appears to kill or defeat. So do not respond to anyone who can’t face you in real life. Leave social media for them!”

Watch the video below:

The video was reportedly deleted a few moments after he shared it.

The clip has triggered outrage from netizens who read meanings into his powerful assertion.

One sabitalk1 wrote: “Hand go touch you and naira no worry, if government can’t do anything, the judgement of the Lord is upon you and every members of your family in Jesus name Amen 🙏”

kingbaileymo wrote: “Wait oo, I nor understand this una Lagos shall, come be like some people na gods for there! If we talk say Edo nor be Lagos una go dey talk anyhow, this kind person for Benin na one small baby bird go used am shine ✨, e mind go dey”

uniqueplies_studdard wrote: “You will mourn over ur children too if God is still God 😡🙏.”

__bee_starh wrote: “Na all this Werey egbon Dey bring shame to Yoruba people.”

hightunesbb wrote: “The audacity !!!!!The fact that he is even smiling because you are in this lawless country?”

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