In a series of intense Instagram posts, Lil Smart accused Naira Marley, Zinoleesky, and their associates, INN and MMP, of repeatedly drugging him and subjecting him to a violent attack.
He claimed that the situation escalated when he was kidnapped, robbed, and stripped of his belongings, including his skateboard, necklace, wallet with $300, and the house key in his trousers.
One of his posts included videos where he described the frightening ordeal, explaining how he was left stranded and had to run naked onto a busy highway, where a kind stranger eventually helped him.
Lil Smart threatened to release more evidence, noting that he would expose more damaging information about Naira Marley, including accusations of rape and claims of being banned from entering the UK.
He also shared photos of the bruises he allegedly suffered and urged the public to hold Naira Marley and Zinoleesky responsible if anything were to happen to him.
The allegations have sparked a huge reaction online, with many fans expressing shock and disbelief.
This new controversy adds to the already tense situation following the tragic death of Mohbad, which has sparked anger and calls for justice within the Nigerian music industry.
There has been no response from either Naira Marley or Zinoleesky regarding the allegations at the time of reporting.
KanyiDaily recalls that Naira Marley, Zinoleesky, and their friend Sam Larry were previously accused of having a hand in the tragic death of the late singer, Mohbad.
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