“You’ll Suffer Before and After Death” — Naira Marley Fires Back at Critics in Spiritual Warning

Naira Marley warns critics about afterlife suffering and mental health in Nigeria




Controversial Nigerian artist, Azeez Adeshina Fashola, popularly known as Naira Marley, has issued a stern message to his critics, warning them of both earthly and eternal consequences for their actions.

The Marlian Music boss, who has frequently faced public scrutiny over his comments and lifestyle, took to social media to drop a spiritual and mental health-themed message. He warned that many of his detractors would suffer not just while alive, but also in death and the afterlife.

“Most of y’all don’t even believe in God, you don’t believe in heaven and hell issokay,” he wrote. “Most of y’all will suffer before u die, suffer when u die, suffer in d grave and suffer in the hereafter.”

The message has stirred mixed reactions across social media, with some netizens taking it as a clapback and others reflecting on the depth of the statement.

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    Naira Marley didn’t stop there. He also spoke candidly about mental health issues in Nigeria, calling attention to the lack of diagnosis and care for people suffering from disorders like ADHD and PTSD.

    “Shey dem dey diagnose people for this Nigeria sha? Plenty people get ADHD and PTSD + mad people everywhere,” he added.

    This isn’t the first time Naira Marley has used his platform to speak on deeper societal issues. However, his approach remains controversial, often combining street slang with raw spiritual commentary.

    While some fans praised his boldness, others believe the artist should focus on more productive messages, especially given his large youth following.

    Whether seen as spiritual insight or social rant, Naira Marley’s words continue to generate buzz across platforms.

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