- Rivers State University incorporates Mohbad-Naira Marley contract dispute into a second-semester exam.
- Question prompts students to analyze the contract intricacies and Mohbad’s attempts to terminate it.
- The controversy between Mohbad and Naira Marley includes allegations of harassment and death threats.
- According to the question, Mohbad wanted to end his contract with Marlians Record, owned by Naira Marley. Naira Marley defended the binding contract and disputes Mohbad’s claims.
The ongoing feud between Nigerian singer Mohbad and his former boss Naira Marley has found its way into the second-semester examinations at Rivers State University (RSU).
The controversy surrounding the contractual dispute between the two artists and allegations of harassment and even death threats have been incorporated into a question that has sparked discussions among students and the wider public.
The question, which has gone viral on social media, requires students to analyze the intricacies of the contract between Mohbad and Naira Marley, particularly focusing on Mohbad’s alleged attempts to terminate the agreement with Marlians Record, a label owned by Naira Marley.
The question read,
“Mohbad was signed/employed by Marlians Record in Nigeria, whose CEO is Naira Marley. Though the investigation is still ongoing, reports making the rounds on the internet have it that all attempts by Mohbad (the signee) to terminate the contract between himself and Marlians Record were resisted.”
Netizens Reactions…
_lov_issabella said; “If I no pass this exam make i know wetin cos am.”
de_real_sophia said; “Rsu and case study questions be like 5&6.”
9jasingles_partner_connects said; “Nigeria is a town hall different from Netflix and Amazon prime.”
_tami_heart said; “That question looks like Mac 232 (theories). You go write one foolscap e no still reach.”
easystrong wrote said; “The questions no hard to answer but na duller full that river state university .”
_siyosgram said; “The answer is Sam Larry cos this life is full of Sam Larry.”
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