The renowned Afrobeat music producer and recording artist, Samuel Oguachuba, popularly known as Samklef, has unveiled a peculiar similarity between himself and the late singer, Mohbad.
Samklef took to his micro-blogging platform to point out that both he and Mohbad were born on a Tuesday, with Samklef’s birthdate being February 5th, 1985, and Mohbad’s being September 12, 2023.
According to Samklef, this similarity extends beyond the physical realm, and he sees it as a battle between light and darkness.
He tweeted, “I was born on Tuesday, Feb 5th, 1985, Mohbad died on Tuesday, Sept 12, 2023! This is more than the physical! This is a war between light and darkness.”
His tweet has left many bewildered, struggling to comprehend the meaning behind his message.
Some people have expressed concern for Samklef and suggested that his behavior has been strange since Mohbad’s death, while others have questioned his mental state.
One person named Standard Coutures wrote, “Please someone should check on Samklef.”
Another individual called Memoir Of Zizi wrote, “I am not understanding.”
Josarz commented, “Is Samklef suggesting that he represents the darkness in this Mohbad matter? What is the correlation here?”
Rodrick Ng remarked, “Midlife crisis, weed, and a touch of madness. Let this boy be, please.”
Mhiz Mgold questioned, “I am trying to calculate something I don’t know.”
Nkem stated, “This Igbo guy is too loud.”
Rhodalina inquired, “So, he considers himself the light and you the darkness?”
I Am Hernita voiced concern, “Samklef has been acting strangely since Mohbad passed away. He needs to be investigated.”
Gloria Luv criticized, “This is the dumbest comment I’ve encountered online today.”
Goodness and Mercy playfully added, “You just need to be tied up like this.”
Adesujibomi asked, “Is everything okay at home?”
Samklef is not the only celebrity making controversial statements about Mohbad’s death.
Just a few hours ago, the controversial rapper, Speed Darlington, mocked the late talented singer, considering him weak.
It is common knowledge that prior to his passing, Mohbad faced bullying from his former record label after their separation.
Addressing this, Speed Darlington labeled Mohbad as weak, suggesting that he should have fought back against the label.
Speed Darlington went on to elaborate on the nature of bullies and advised parents to raise their children to be resilient.
In addition, award-winning filmmaker Kunle Afolayan sparked reactions by sharing a profound message about Mohbad, comparing him to the late American citizen, George Floyd.
Afolayan expressed his belief that Mohbad had fulfilled his purpose on earth and called for justice.